Wisconsin Historical Museum Object – Feature Story |
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Deer hide jacket of Ruel Garnich Baldwin, c. 1915. (Museum object #2005.147.1) |
Origin of Deerfield, Wisconsin |
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Discover the history of Deerfield, Wisconsin. |
Origin of Winneconne, Wisconsin |
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Discover the history of Winneconne, Wisconsin |
Check out some vital statistics and fun facts about Wisconsin |
Discover the history of ecologist and University of Wisconsin professor Aldo Leopold |
Wisconsin Historical Museum Object – Feature Story |
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Wooden handled hide scraper with steel blade made and used by Ho-Chunk Indians in Wisconsin in the early 20th century. (Museum object #1951.949) |
Read about the history of one of Wisconsin's largest and most successful printing firms during World War II. Includes links to images. |
Ojibwe Chief |
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Biography of Ojibwe chief Joe Gishkitawag "Cut Ear" White, who was murdered by white game wardens. |
Evidence of First Feasts |
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Take a look at some first hand accounts of the ways Native Americans of Wisconsin celebrated their own Thanksgiving ceremonies. |
A Middle Mississippian Settlement |
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Learn the history of Aztalan. |
Wisconsin Historical Museum Object – Feature Story |
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Charred bread slices recovered from the Alden's Corners archaeological site in Dane County, Wisconsin. (Museum object #2002.211.1,3,5) |
Wisconsin Historical Museum Object – Feature Story |
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Block-printed wall hanging produced by workers of the Milwaukee Handicraft Project, 1935-1943. (Museum object #1981.184.4) |
The Clash of U.S Law and Indian Legal Tradition |
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Learn how the trial of Menominee Chief Oshkosh, one of the most famous in Wisconsin history, pitted Indian traditional justice against white man's law. |
A People and Their Structures |
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Learn how the Effigy Mounds communities that transformed Native American life |
When the Beaver was King |
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Discover how beavers transformed Wisconsin's economy in the 1650s for the next two centuries. |
Some Interesting Stories of the Winnebago Chief |
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Read about Ho-Chunk Chief Dandy's interesting and friendly interactions with white settlers in Wisconsin, even while he was a fugitive. |
It's not What You Might Think |
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Discover the historical evidence of the first Thanksgiving. |
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