A few years ago, Minerva Siegel and her husband, Max, were shopping for houses when they found a gem directly across from West Park in Racine.The 120-year-old, four-bedroom home had a large front ...

RACINE, Wis. (AP) - Stepping into the basement of the Racine Heritage Museum is like stepping back in time. Contained in stacks of photos, reams of directories and scores of maps, lie answers to ...

Racine Art Museum’s (RAM’s) Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Arts (Wustum) will host the seventh edition of its annual fundraiser, SAVOUR, at 2519 Northwestern Avenue in Racine on Saturday ...

Just as grand cathedrals served as magnets for religious pilgrims during the Middle Ages, many museums in the late 20th Century were conceived as gathering places for cultural pilgrims.The Racine ...

RACINE — The Wisconsin Historical Society and Wisconsin Council for Local History announced that 17 affiliated local historical societies received a total of $10,354 through the 2022 mini-grant ...

RACINE COUNTY - The Racine Heritage Museum traces its roots back to 1870, when a small group of citizens got together to collect and preserve records of their work. They wanted to keep records ...

RACINE, Wis. - The city of Racine and community members on Thursday, Dec. 9 held a dedication ceremony for nine new historical markers that will be installed – indicating significant sites of ...

It's a nice treat after a nice gray winter," said Jessica Zalewski of the Racine Art Museum. Only 15 people are allowed in the exhibit at a time. The exhibit runs until April 10.

The Racine Art Museum at 411 Main St. will reopen its downtown Racine campus on Aug. 5 after temporarily closing in March. The museum's Wustum Museum of Fine Arts will remain closed at this time.

This is the Racine Art Museum's 11th annual exhibition featuring art related to marshmallow Peeps. News Sports Packers Business Suburbs Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals. WEEKEND GETAWAY.

The Racine Heritage Museum is housed in a historic building that is not ADA accessible. When a disabled patron asked for help searching the archives, they told her it would cost $35/hour.