Resources

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    Books on Clark County

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    Museums

    Find resources and articles at these local museums

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  • Neighboring Counties

    Discover local history from our surrounding townships

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Local Book Recommendations

Cover of a book titled "Riplinger, Romeo & Waterman" by Al Gurtner with a map underneath and a bonus sticker claiming "More Unity."
Book cover titled 'A Village Called Unity' by Alan Gurtner with a black-and-white photograph of a small rural town, showing houses and a building in the foreground with a distant view of other houses and a hill.
Book cover titled "You Should Have Seen it in Color Cherokee & Riverside" by Al Gurtner. The cover features a black-and-white map with handwritten names of landowners and property lines.

Local Museums

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    Rural Arts Museum

    506 N 2nd Street,
    Colby, WI 54421

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  • Branstiter Museum

    Branstiter Museum

    600 South Main Street, Greenwood, WI

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  • Stanley Historical Museum

    Stanley Historical Museum

    228 Helgerson St,
    Stanley, WI 54768

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Neighboring Counties

Clark County is surrounded by Taylor, Marathon, and Wood Counties, each with its own rich history and stories to tell. These neighboring areas share deep connections to Clark County’s past, offering valuable insight for anyone exploring regional or family history.

We encourage you to visit their historical resources to discover more about our shared heritage.

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