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| Aug 15 - Dec 4 :: UW-Superior Jim Dan Hill Library :: Superior |
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| Sink down into Wisconsin’s waterways to explore submerged secrets hidden in the depths of history. |
| Sep 4 - Nov 6 :: Clark County Historical Society History Room :: Neillsville |
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| U-rah-rah! From smalltown marching bands to iconic fight songs, find out why Wisconsinites really “set the beat.” |
| Oct 1 - Nov 28 :: Octagon House Museum :: Hudson |
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| Explore this water-themed traveling display that showcases Wisconsin's long relationship with water and the impact we have had on our waterways. |
| Oct 30 - Dec 22 :: L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library :: Eau Claire |
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| Explore the stories of Wisconsin's LGBTQ+ historymakers by visiting the traveling display from the Wisconsin Historical Society. |
| Nov 3 - Dec 1 :: T.B. Scott Free Library :: Merrill |
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| Explore the moments when women in Wisconsin gained political rights through the Wisconsin Historical Society's newest traveling display. |
| Nov 4 :: Middleton Public Library :: Middleton |
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| Middleton Public Library welcomes author Dean Robbins, sharing his new essay collection about icons and celebrities who left their mark on Wisconsin |
| Nov 5 :: Karl Junginger Memorial Library :: Waterloo |
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| Discover the the basics of genealogy research with Jill Fuller, genealogy specialist at the Wisconsin Historical Society. |
| Nov 6 :: The Madison Club :: Madison |
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| WisPolitics and the Wisconsin Historical Society welcome Senator Risser and coauthor Doug Moe to the Madison Club for a discussion of his storied career |
| Nov 6 :: Holly History and Genealogy Center :: Waupaca |
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| Waupaca Historical Society welcomes James Card, sharing the history and cultural significance of this mighty machine |
| Nov 7 - Dec 5 :: Ted & Grace Bachhuber Memorial Library :: Mayville |
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| Commemorate the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service by visiting the traveling display from the Wisconsin Historical Society. |