Wisconsin Historical Society
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| Feb 18 - Jan 2 :: Wisconsin Historical Museum :: Madison |
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| Women's history and voting rights in Wisconsin explored through new exhibit at the Wisconsin Historical Museum. |
| Mar 30 - Apr 12 :: Dexter Library, Northland College :: Ashland |
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| Explore the moments when women in Wisconsin gained political rights through the Wisconsin Historical Society's newest traveling display. |
| Apr 5 :: Kingston Historical Preservation Society :: Kingston |
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| Take a march through suffrage history with H. H. Bennett Studio's Jenna Loda Eddy. |
| Apr 6 :: People's United Methodist Church :: Oregon |
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| Join the Society's lead curator for a presentation on the odd and unusual stories of Wisconsin history as represented in the Society’s collections. |
| Apr 6 - Apr 19 :: Villa Louis :: Prairie du Chien |
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| Explore the moments when women in Wisconsin gained political rights through the Wisconsin Historical Society's newest traveling display. |
| Apr 6 :: Neenah Public Library :: Neenah |
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| Author Michael E. Stevens offers a unique and intimate glimpse into the lives of Wisconsin's early settlers. |
| Apr 7 :: E.D. Locke Public Library :: McFarland |
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| Author Bill Berry will discuss the history of Wisconsin's efforts in banning the pesticide DDT |
| Apr 7 :: Bethel Lutheran Church :: Madison |
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| Discover the origins of the legend of Paul Bunyan and hear some of the earliest authentic Bunyan stories. |
| Apr 8 :: Online Webinar :: |
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| Join WHS Press on Facebook LIVE for our new Wednesday morning storytime series! |
| Apr 9 :: Delafield Public Library :: Delafield |
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| Join author Matthew Prigge to uncover the little-remembered and rarely told history of the underbelly of a Midwestern metropolis. |