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The Plymouth Historical Society, founded in 1990, operates a museum in the heart of downtown Plymouth, Wisconsin. The society's mission is to educate, preserve, and disseminate knowledge of the history of Plymouth through exhibits, events, publications, and educational offerings. The museum is housed in the Wm. Sebald building, circa 1876, which features changing exhibits of local interest on the first floor and a Plank Road Trail exhibit in the lower level. The society, a non-profit corporation affiliated with the Wisconsin State Historical Society, is operated by a volunteer board of directors dedicated to maintaining the rich history of Plymouth and its surrounding area.Generated from the website

The Oakfield Conservation Club Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and conservation of wildlife, plants, and natural resources in Oakfield, Town of, WI. They offer two types of memberships, one for individuals who simply want to support the cause and another for those who wish to utilize the club's land and obtain a car permit. With a focus on promoting responsible hunting practices, the club requires hunters to obtain a car tag and ensures that all portable deer stands are labeled with the owner's information. Trespassers are strictly prohibited and will face criminal charges. The club also hosts various events throughout the year, including the Annual Oakfield Conservation Club Corn Roasts, Annual Carp Shoot, Work Days, and Haunted Shed. They provide storage space for vehicles and other items upon request. Committed to their mission, the Oakfield Conservation Club Inc. welcomes members who share their passion for conservation and the preservation of natural resources.Generated from the website