Wisconsin Historical Museum

The Wisconsin Historical Museum is a gallery situated on the Capitol Square in Madison, Wisconsin.The gallery, which highlights data about the historical backdrop of Wisconsin, is worked by the Wisconsin Historical Society. Notwithstanding Wisconsin history, it gives data about other American history subjects through antiques, photos, full-scale dioramas, ying media introductions, and intuitive interactive media programs.

In late 2004, the exhibition hall's presence was undermined because of spending plan cuts,yet refering to its part in the state's history, Wisconsin senator Jim Doyle reestablished its funding.Notwithstanding shows about conventional part of the state's history, the historical center has additionally offered a display on malted drain, which was first made in Wisconsin, and incorporates into its lasting gathering a Big Boy, the mascot of a cheeseburger chain, safeguarded in 1985 when its eatery closed.