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| Learn the basics for searching the Society's Library collections online and in person. |
| Learn about the Wisconsin Historical Society's genealogy research resources, which are among the top five in the United States. |
| Search over 3,000,000 records including: birth, death and marriage record indexes; newspaper clippings; photographs and other visual materials; and property records from National Register and State Register of Historic Places and the Wisconsin Architecture and History Inventory (AHI). |
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| Search over three million family history records, including birth, death and marriage record indexes, newspaper clippings and property records. |
| Plan your visit to the Library and Archives of the Wisconsin Historical Society to research published and unpublished materials. |
| Search and explore the Wisconsin Historical Society's more than 3 million images, including over 80,000 images available online. |
| Let Wisconsin Historical Society Press books and authors provide you with exciting story leads and compelling interview subjects! |
| Learn about the 1964 Freedom Summer Project with over 25,000 pages of digitized original documents. |
| Our collections hold a wealth of artifacts and information about American history, from the remote past to current events. North American genealogy and Wisconsin history are particular strengths. |
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| Explore the Wisconsin Historical Society's resources, including extensive North American genealogy and Wisconsin history materials. |
| Discover the rich history of Wisconsin. Whether enjoying a simple pursuit of information or a deeper quest for understanding, these essays are perfect for students, teachers and others who love history. |
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| Find information on field trips, classroom visits and resources to assist you in teaching Wisconsin history, including 4th-grade text book resources. |
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