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Come visit the “Mysteries of the Mounds Gallery.” This exhibit explores the mystery behind the earthen mounds built a thousand years ago by Native Americans. It contains a diorama of [more]

Visit exhibits dedicated to teaching about the Oneida and Iroquios’ culture, history, and nationhood. Explore the historic village diorama, take a walk through the nature trails, and visit the Three [more]

Take an adventure in history to explore the intertwining paths of First Nations and European populations in the Chippewa Valley. Explore Baswewekwe’s wigwam, trade with French fur traders, come face [more]

The Forest County Potawatomi Museum, Cultural Center and Public Library was primarily created to educate the public with a permanent exhibit outlining significant historical events and to pass the culture [more]

Explore the lives of Wisconsin’s First Nations in “On the Edge of the Inland Sea.” Walk through a real wigwam and discover artifacts that demonstrate how First Nations decorated their [more]

Explore Menominee culture, history, and language at the state-of-the-art Menominee Cultural Museum. The 6,000 square foot facility is home to Menominee artifacts the tribe has repatriated from museum through the [more]

The Milwaukee Public Museum’s second-floor exhibits take the visitor on a journey through North America, intertwining natural environments and Native American cultures, both contemporary and past, making the connection between [more]

People of the Waters is a long-term exhibition about Wisconsin’s prehistoric past that illustrates Native American culture which stretches back over twelve thousand years. It also celebrates the survival of [more]

The George W. Brown, Jr. Ojibwe Museum & Cultural Center offers one of the most complete collections of Lac Du Flambeau history, seasonal workshops, interactive exhibits, cultural programs and a [more]