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| National Trust Community Investment Corporation |
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| This Fund invests in small historic tax credit projects. |
| National Park Service |
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| The National Park Service provides funding for the preservation, acquisition, and interpretation of various historic and cultural resources. |
| Janesville Foundation, Inc. |
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| The grant strives create a better community through support of creative initiatives. |
| Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation |
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| These grants seek to improve community vitality and contribute to overall economic development |
| The J.M. Kaplan Fund |
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| This grant seeks to provide funding for the preservation and protection of archaeological sites and the built environment |
| Tourism Cares |
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| This grant program provides funding for cultural, historic or natural tourism-related sites. |
| Wisconsin Department of Transportation |
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| A grant program to help local governments enhance transportation projects. |
| State Historic Preservation Office, Wisconsin Historical Society |
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| This grant provides funding for the identification, evaluation, and listing of architectural and archaeological resources |
| Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority (WHEDA) |
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| WHEDA's programs strive to stimulate affordable housing and economic development throughout the state |
| Wisconsin Humanities Council |
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| This grant program seeks to enrich individuals’ lives and the civic life of communities through humanities education. |
| Brief history of Wisconsin's various capitol buildings built and destroyed over the decades. |
| During its history, Wisconsin has had five capitols. Read a brief chronology and see a timeline. |
| Architectural photographs of the restored opera houses of Wisconsin. |
| Madison's Soap Box Derby |
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| Learn about the history of Madison's Soap Box Derby, a popular racing sport amongst young boys nation-wide in the early to mid-1900s. |
| Photographs of Public Libraries in Wisconsin |
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| Learn about how the Wisconsin Free Library Commission helped to establish and improve free public libraries in Wisconsin. |
| Learn more about the 1904 fire that destroyed the third Wisconsin State Capitol. |
| A Plot of Land Becomes a City |
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| Discover how Wisconsin went from a small part of a territory to a capital city. |
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