Conflicts

Wisconsin

73 engagements recorded

Effigy Mound Culture Warfare

Aztalan Wisconsin Palisade Defense

Trempealeau Mound Fortifications

Aztalan Fortification and Violence

Aztalan Fortified Village

Aztalan Fortified Mississippian Town

Aztalan Palisade Expansion

Aztalan Phase II Conflict

Tremaine Site Fortification – Wisconsin

Oneota Expansion – Lake Winnebago Phase

Lake Winnebago Oneota Warfare

Grant Oneota Site Conflict – Wisconsin

Fox Wars — First Fox War

Fox Wars — Butte des Morts Massacre

Fox Wars (Second Fox War 1728-1733)

Second Fox War: Battle of Wisconsin Prairie 1730

Capture of Fort Edward Augustus (Green Bay)

Battle of Prairie du Chien

Fort Crawford Engagements 1814

Battle of Prairie du Chien — First

Winnebago War (1827)

Winnebago War — Prairie du Chien Confrontation

Peach War Aftermath — Pontiac's Legacy Campaign

Sauk-Menominee Conflict at Prairie du Chien 1830

Black Hawk War — Battle of Pecatonica

Battle of Wisconsin Heights (Black Hawk War)

Battle of Wisconsin Heights (July 1832)

Black Hawk War — Battle of Bad Axe Massacre

Battle of Pecatonica (Horseshoe)

Black Hawk War — Battle of Wisconsin Heights

Skirmish at Lake Koshkonong

Battle of Bad Axe (Black Hawk War – Final)

Battle of Bad Axe (Bad Axe Massacre)

Battle of Bad Axe Aug 1-2 1832

Surrender of Neapope

Sioux Kills of Bad Axe Survivors

Skirmish at Helena / Sauk Camp Attack

Skirmish at Blue Mounds

Battle of Pecatonica Jun 16 1832

Black Hawk's Capture at Lake Winneshiek

Attack on Sinsinawa Mound

Battle of Wisconsin Heights Jul 21 1832

Battle of Wisconsin Heights (Illinois pursuit)

Battle of the Pecatonica — Aux Plaines Fight

Bad Ax Massacre (Black Hawk War) — Aftermath Site

Wisconsin — Battle of Bad Ax — Black Hawk War

Battle of Trempaleau / Bad Axe Pursuit

Battle of Wisconsin Heights

Bad Axe Massacre — Steamboat Warrior Attack

Battle of Bad Axe — Illinois pursuit forces

Black Hawk War – WI/IL 1832 (British Band Campaign)

Battle of Wisconsin Heights (July 21, 1832)

Four Lakes / Madison Area Skirmishes (1832)

Battle of Bad Axe — Steamboat Warrior attack (1832)

Black Hawk's Surrender

Skirmish at Prairie du Chien / Fort Crawford Operations

Battle at White Oak Springs

Skirmish at Yellow Creek

Battle of Bad Axe (additional context)

Bad Axe — Warrior (Gunboat) First Pass

Skirmish at Gratiot's Grove

Skirmish at Fort Winnebago

Battle of Pecatonica (June 1832)

Battle of Bad Axe (Black Hawk War)

Attack on Fort Howard (Green Bay Area)

Battle of Bad Axe

Battle of Pecatonica

Lake Superior Chippewa — Treaty of La Pointe (1842)

Chief Buffalo's Petition to Washington (1850)

Camp Randall — Prisoner Camp Incident

Wisconsin — Civil War Mutiny — 14th Wisconsin Infantry

Draft Resistance — Ozaukee County Wisconsin

Wisconsin Draft Resistance — Washington County

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