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| Crucial tools to shaping civilian attitudes towards the war |
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| World War I Posters in the Wisconsin Historical Society collections |
| Photographs, shot by Eduard Frankl, of war related activities in Europe and the Middle East during World War I. |
| View these images shot by an early female war correspondent, Dickey Chapelle from Wisconsin. |
| View the collection of images of Wisconsin women in a variety of activities: farm work, canning, suffragism, photography, war work and civil rights. |
| Learn about the history of Christmas cards and their various uses during World War I and II, and in postwar America. |
| Images of a Milwaukee Manufacturing Powerhouse |
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| Read about one of Milwaukee's most successful manufacturing companies and view vintage photographs of the corporation. |
| The Lloyd Jones Family Album |
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| Read about the career of The Capital Times founder Richard Lloyd Jones and browse through photographs he and his wife took while living in Madison. |
| Architectural photographs of the restored opera houses of Wisconsin. |
| Glimpses of African American Life in the Midwest, 1865-1934 |
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| Read about three generations of a Midwestern African American family. |
| View a pictorial review of the Wisconsin State Fair from 1851 when it began. |
| Ever wonder why beer is so popular in Wisconsin? Wisconsin history is full of breweries and beer. |
| Automobiles in Wisconsin History |
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| Read about the evolution of the automotive industry and the drastic changes in manufacturing work, road infrastructure, the economy and American culture. |
| A Wisconsin family's photography of their life, pets, parades and other festivities from the late 19th through the early 20th century. |
| Explore Lake Life in Northern Wisconsin with the Holt Family |
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