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I was glad to be informed that this museum article is the location for covering the NRHP, so i just set up a redirect from the NRHP name for the site to here, and I also just added a NRHP infobox. There will exist for this site, then, a long NRHP nomination document and photos from 1996 or so, which can be obtained and used to develop the article. The NRHP doc is available for free, upon request to the National Register, and perhaps also from the state of Wisconsin. It would help to clarify in the article the degree of overlap between the NRHP site and the museum, but i am assuming that one article will suffice to cover both. doncram (talk) 02:11, 10 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]