See an overview of the Society's Social Action holdings. |
Learn about our Mass Communications History collections and how to access them. |
More than 2,000 feature articles totaling more than 30,000 pages are online. |
See an overview of the Society's North American History Collection. |
Explore our physical and online collections of Civil War materials including Wisconsin regimental histories, maps, casualty lists, lettters and more. |
See an overview of the Society's Organic Farming and Sustainable Agriculture Collection. |
Explore our Visual Materials collection of nearly 3 million images in more than 6,000 collections. Over 80,000 images are available online. |
Explore our physical and digital collections of local and county histories for Wisconsin, the U.S. and Canada. |
Digitally Reproduced Maps of Wisconsin and American History |
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Features hundreds of digitally reproduced maps from rare books, manuscripts, magazines and journals covering all aspects of Wisconsin and American History. |
These maps identify local landowners within each Wisconsin county and provide information about cultural and topographical features. |
Access Information and Sales Service |
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Learn how to access the extensive microfilm collection at the Wisconsin Historical Society. |
Learn about our local government records holdings and how to access them. |
Exquisite examples of significant maps related to New France and French Great Lakes exploration, early maps of Florida and Mexico, later maps of Wisconsin. |
Original, meticulously detailed street-level maps for 325 Wisconsin communities, 1883-1930, originally used to determine a property's fire hazard. |
Learn how Civil War Records are organized and how to purchase copies. |
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Learn how Civil War Records are organized and how to purchase copies. |
Explore our physical and digital collections of more than 25,000 maps and atlases, which focus on Wisconsin, the Midwest, the U.S. and Canada. |
We have over 200 original bird's-eye-view maps of Wisconsin cities and villages dating from the 1860s to the early 1900s. |
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