The Monroe County Local History Room & Museum (MCLHR) offers a number of interactive and multi-generational exhibits pertaining to the history of Monroe County. Both core exhibits and regularly changing displays help bring the past to life and engage visitors by illustrating the past lives and experiences of the county. Admission is free.

The Monroe County Local History Room's purpose is to connect people to the past in a meaningful way. Use this site to learn more about the MCLHR Museum and Research Library.

The Monroe County Local History Room will provide copies of township maps from the Plat Books for a nominal fee ($5.00 per listing). Township maps show who owned land, as well as the location of churches, cemeteries, schools, roads, railroads, villages, and geographical features.

The Monroe County Local History Room's purpose is to connect people to the past in a meaningful way. Search for ancestors and local history

The Monroe County Local History Room & Museum (MCLHR) is a thriving institution that has been dedicated to collecting, preserving, and sharing the history of Monroe County, Wisconsin, and its inhabitants since its founding in 1976.

The Monroe County Local History Room & Museum offers Record & Photo Searches to help viewers narrow down their search for specific items.

Visitors to the Monroe County Local History Room & Museum can explore county and family history in our Research Library—an essential resource for genealogists and local historians.

Citizens of a Stolen Land: A Ho-Chunk History of the Nineteenth-Century United States

Visit the Monroe County Local History Room & Museum in person, through our Facebook page or News/Events page.

The History Room would love to host your bus tour or large group! Please arrange tours in advance by calling 608-269-8680.