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Wisconsin Historical Museum
Referral from November 4, 2013
Christina B. asked:
Hello! Can anyone suggest places that visitors to Madison might be able to learn more about the Native people and cultures in the area? Any museums or cultural centers...
Native M. replied:
45 min drive to Aztalan state park -- the northern outpost of the 30,000 person city of Cahokia (present day St. Louis). http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/parks/name/aztalan/
Native M. replied:
WI state history of museum near capitol: http://historicalmuseum.wisconsinhistory.org/Explore/Woodlands/AztalanHouse.aspx#slide
Native M. replied:
You could walk the 2.5 mile path of the Lakeshore Nature preserve. They have an interactive map highlighting the 12,000 year human story of the lakeshore. http://lakeshorepreserve.wisc.edu/landscape/nativeamericans_1.htm
Native M. replied:
Madison is pretty thin as far as museums that extend Native America into the present. Best bet is going to State Historical Society archives, since they are awesome and will pull some incredible stuff for you. WHS is among the best American Indian history collections in the United States. http://www.wisconsinhistory.org/turningpoints/
Riley G. replied:
The Native American Library at UW Ingraham Hall
Referral from March 11, 2014
Narayan M. asked:
Prints fit for hanging in a museum. Any printers makers to recommend?
Eric F. replied:
I just had Dickerman Prints in San Francisco do a 5'x5' hi-res print from a 24 k x 24 k pixel image. Incredible detail, and they were great to work with.
Kevin M. replied:
David Wright does custom print, I believe. And I'm going to email you, Narayan.
Angela S. replied:
whcc does competition printing http://www.whcc.com/products/prints/competition-prints#overview
Scott B. replied:
This place does a lot of work for museums (printing and framing) around Boston: http://www.digitalsilverimaging.com/ I was very happy with prints I had them do recently. Prices are better than many places I've looked for this sort of quality.
Doug L. replied:
Digital Silver Imaging
Narayan M. replied:
Or maybe a visit to Big Al's up in Mini Apples- http://www.bigalsphoto.com/
Andy A. replied:
Nash Editions
Kimberly D. replied:
Peter at Agave Print in Austin
Landon N. replied:
Dude, check out Carl at Lux Lab in NYC.: ) tell him I sent you!
Referral from January 15, 2018
Heather H. asked:
Hello! Looking for recommendations for photographers that have done weddings at the National Railroad museum in Green Bay!
Thanks!!!
Macy S. replied:
I have not done anything at the Railroad Museum but would love too! I grew up in Green Bay ..such an amazing place! www.macyrothartistry.com
Heather H. replied:
Kristi Lynn
Sarah P. replied:
I have not shot a wedding there but have visited it several times so i am familiar with what it has to offer. Www.sentimentalphoto.com
Referral from January 23, 2017
Noelle M. asked:
Hi Madison families! We're creating a directory of local kid friendly classes, camps, parks, restaurants, museums, and places to go. Help me out - do you have any...
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