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| Wisconsin has more than 590 official Wisconsin state historical markers. Each one tells a story about our state's rich heritage. |
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| Wisconsin has more than 590 official Wisconsin state historical markers. Each one tells a story about our state's rich heritage. |
| Find a marker’s official number, its official name and location. Also includes a map index code corresponding to the Wisconsin Official State Highway Map. |
| Frequently Asked Questions |
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| For owners of archaeological sites listed in the National Register of Historic Places or the State Register of Historic Places. |
| Learn how archaeological sites are protected in Wisconsin. |
| Wisconsin has more than 590 official state historical markers. Each one tells a story about our state's rich heritage. |
| Find answers to the most common questions about Wisconsin Historical Markers. |
| Find resources for restoring your Wisconsin State Historical Marker. |
| Read about techniques to help you develop a well-written historical marker inscription. |
| A potential Wisconsin Historical Marker must meet the criteria for the marker topic and where it will be located. |
| Questions to Get You Started |
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| Use these questions to develop a well-documented, comprehensive text for your marker inscription. |
| Anyone can apply for a Wisconsin State Historical Marker by submitting a completed application form. Read how to do it step-by-step. |
| Learn how the State Archaeology Program serves the public. |
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