A.W.M. Has a variety of artifacts from around the world, ranging from ancient times to the present, we change exhibitions every 6 to 7 months.
"Every veteran is a story.The Wisconsin Veterans Museum arose from the desire of Wisconsin’s Civil War veterans to preserve the legacy of their accomplishments and the memory of their fallen comrades. In 1901, the Grand Army of the Republic GAR Memorial Hall opened in the state capitol building to fulfill the mandate of Chapter 125, which required state officials establish a memorial hall to commemorate Wisconsin’s role in the Civil War and any subsequent wars.In 1945, control of the GAR Memorial Hall was transferred to the newly created WI Dept of Veterans Affairs, as an educational activity of the department. In 1991, WVM opened at its current location to better tell the stories of WI veterans from the Civil War to present day."