1906. by Geo W Peck. 

Wisconsin's history is rich and diverse, beginning with Native American tribes such as the Ojibwe and Menominee. European exploration commenced in the 17th century, leading to French and British settlements. The region became a U.S. territory in 1836 and achieved statehood in 1848, known for its agricultural development and industrial growth. The state played a significant role in the Civil War and later became a hub for immigration, particularly from Germany and Scandinavia. Today, Wisconsin is celebrated for its cultural heritage, natural beauty, and contributions to American history.