The Wisconsin Historical Society helps people connect to the past by collecting, preserving and sharing stories.  The Society was founded in 1846, two years before Wisconsin became the 30th state.

Through its library, archives, historic sites and museums, historic preservation and local history programs, publications, school services and website, it ranks as one of the largest, most active, and most diversified state historical societies in the nation.

Museums

Wisconsin Historical Society

Christian Øverland

Jennifer M.

Andy Kraushaar

Alice Jackson

Abby Pfisterer

Wes Mosman Block

Vaunce Ashby

Janet Seymour

Shannon Wendt

Angela Titus

The Communications and Publications team at the Wisconsin Historical Society is responsible for producing and disseminating engaging content that highlights the Society's diverse collections and programs. This team crafts compelling narratives, oversees visual materials, and manages strategic communications to connect the public with Wisconsin’s rich historical heritage.

Communications and Publications

Education Team

Guest Services and Operations

Human Resources Team

Communications and Publications

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Education Team

Guest Services and Operations

Human Resources Team