The Wisconsin State Archives is a division of the Wisconsin Historical Society located in Madison, Wisconsin. It is responsible for preserving and providing access to the state's historical records, including government documents, photographs, and manuscripts. The archives serve as a valuable resource for researchers, historians, and the public interested in Wisconsin's history. The archives house a vast collection of materials that document the state's development, culture, and significant events. Visitors can explore records related to notable figures, such as Frank Lloyd Wright, and important topics like Native American history and immigration. The archives also offer online resources for easier access to their collections.