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Happy 54th Anniversary to Pendarvis! On May 15, 1971, opened its doors for tours as WIHistoricalSociety site. Learn more: wihist.org/4iTREW1. Discover Wisconsin’s Cornish history & couple who helped preserve it when we open for season on May 29! 📸: circa 1930 | WHI Image ID 37571




This was a cool one, thanks to the WIHistoricalSociety for their insight on this shipwreck! foxnews.com/travel/fisherm…

Next Thursday (May 29) is our WIHistoricalSociety Giving Day! During our 24-hour matching challenge, your gift will be matched dollar-for-dollar. Mark your calendar and don't miss this chance to double your impact! #WisconsinHistory



We remember & honor men & women who have died while serving our country in military. 📸: Memorial Day parade in Madison | May 30, 1953 | Wisconsin State Journal | WHI Image ID 108644 #MemorialDay




Give now & your donation will be matched $-for-$! Today is our WIHistoricalSociety giving day. If you love Wis. history, consider gift during our 24-hour matching challenge. Your support makes it possible for Society to collect, preserve, & share stories! Donate: wihist.org/givingday






Madison friends, please join me for a talk about my book WISCONSIN IDOLS on Tues, June 24, at WIHistoricalSociety’s History Maker Space: U.S. Bank Plaza, 1 S. Pinckney St, 12:30 pm. I’ll discuss heroic figures with often surprising connections to the state, including Oprah and Elvis.


Tonight Pete welcomes The Guy Behind the Guy and indie film producer, JB Thompson into the studio for the make the 🍿Popcorn Pick of the Week🍿. Then Chelsea Meyris from WIHistoricalSociety joins Pete to talk upcoming Museum events. Let's Lite it Thursday style!


Lake Michigan — 75 years ago today “Northwest Airlines flight 2501 disappeared over Lake Michigan. Flying from New York to Seattle, 58 passengers and crew were lost over the lake.” WIHistoricalSociety Learn more here: michiganshipwrecks.org/shipwrecks-2/s…


