4.5Harley-Davidson Museum(3.125 reviews)from $22.00 - HD & beers - more than enough reasons to visit Milwaukee Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
Harley-Davidson motorcycles bring heart-thumping adventure, life-changing freedom and a bit of rebellion into the lives of people around the world. But whether you were born to be wild - or mild - makes no difference at the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Much more than a nostalgia trip for motorcycle enthusiasts, the Museum offers a glimpse of American history and culture like you've never seen before - through the successes and trials of an iconic American company. Interactive, eye-catching exhibits present an unparalleled collection of legendary stories of our nation's last century. Located on 20 acres in downtown Milwaukee, the Museum offers free parking, Motor Bar & Restaurant, The Shop, park-like outdoor spaces, and space for special event rentals. This attraction is a must-see on your list of things to do in Milwaukee!See more..
4.0House on the Rock(1.941 reviews) - Unexpectedly fun Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Speciality Museums • Architectural Buildings
You have to walk on a ramp through the treetops to reach the entrance of this remarkable house, built in the 1940s.See more..
5.0Green Bay Packer Hall of Fame(953 reviews) - If you're an old timer NFL fan, you can do a lot of fun reminiscing here. Speciality Museums
Though I'm not a Packers fan per se, but more of a Bears and NFL fan, I really enjoyed my visit and would highly recommend it to any NFL fan. The Packers are undeniably a great and storied franchise and they deserve their own HOF. Come to think of it, a lot of pro sports teams don't have their own HOF, but it seems a good idea. As a 12 year old kid, I along with many American sports fans in 1967 watched the memorable Ice Bowl on TV. This game has since arguably been called the greatest football game ever played. The Ice Bowl exhibit was by far my favorite exhibit here and it brought back vivid and nostalgic memories. For that alone, the HOF was a very worthwhile visit.See more..
5.0EAA Aviation Museum(713 reviews) - One of the World!s Finest Aviation Museums Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Speciality Museums
Located in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, at the site of the world's largest aviation event (EAA AirVenture) the Museum is one of the most extensive aviation attractions in the world, a year-round destination for the entire family. Come and explore our world-class displays and galleries. Marvel at aviation innovations in our collection of more than 200 historic airplanes. Spend time in one of our four movie theaters. Take a ride in a vintage airplane at Pioneer Airport-a real working aerodrome right out of the "golden age" of aviation. Witness a piece of history in the Eagle Hangar, our tribute to World War II aviation and get "hands on" in the KidVenture Gallery, our exciting interactive gallery for kids of all ages!See more..
4.5Circus World(695 reviews) - Lots of Fun even without kids! Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Speciality Museums
Circus World in Baraboo is America's favorite circus attraction! Baraboo was home to The Ringling Bros. Circus from 1884 thru 1918, and during those thirty-four years the operation grew to become the largest circus enterprise the world has ever known. Although the Ringlings left in 1918, many of their original structures survived.During the summer months, see the world’s largest collection of glorious parade wagons plus 7 authentic Ringling Bros. buildings filled with colorful, big top memories. Experience the thrill that never grows old at Circus World!Circus World Museum is closed for the winter months and will resume visitation and tours beginning March 21, 2022. Live circus performances under the Big Top tent will occur twice daily from May 20 - August 28, 2022. Watch our website and social media pages for updates throughout the spring for our 2022 summer performance offerings. We’ll see you down the road and “May all your days be circus days!See more..
Discover the world's oddities at Ripley's Believe It or Not in the Wisconsin Dells. Featuring three floors with 11 amazing galleries, you will experience puzzling illusions as you examine the large eclectic collection of odd and interesting things you will never see anywhere else.See more..
Visitors can journey through the original Russian MIR space station, as well as other exhibits.See more..
4.5National Mustard Museum(506 reviews) - For the love of Mustard! Wednesday: Speciality Museums
The National Mustard Museum is home to the world's largest collection of prepared mustards and mustard memorabilia. Tour our museum or sample many of our mustards at the Ultimate Mustard Tasting Bar in the Gourmet Gift Shop. Admission is free!See more..
Took our four y/o granddaughter to the annual Polar Express train ride and North Pole experience. Top Drawer!! Even I as the old fud had a wonderful time experiencing Christmas again through the eyes of a child. The staff and volunteers pull out all the stops to ensure the children all have the best experience possible! Visitor note: tickets for this Nov-Dec event go on sale in JULY, and all 22,000 tickets (program runs from Nov 18 -Dec 11) sell out on a day or two! Well worth the expense and travel effort if you want to give a child a truly magical experience.See more..
4.5Door County Maritime Museum(436 reviews) - Wonderful modern Maritime Museum Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
Where Great Lakes maritime history comes alive! Located along Sturgeon Bay’s working waterfront, the Door County Maritime Museum showcases the area’s rich maritime roots. The museum features several interactive exhibits, as well as tours of the immaculately restored seagoing tugboat John Purves. Hard-working fishermen, brave ship captains, skilled craftsmen, bold inventors and lonely lighthouse keepers are just some of the personalities you’ll discover in the galleries of the museum.See more..
Visitors to this unique attraction stand in a giant fiberglass musky that's half a block long and five stories high.See more..
4.5Wisconsin Veterans Museum(244 reviews) - One of the main attractions in Madison Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Military Museums • Speciality Museums • History Museums
See, hear, and honor the stories of Wisconsin veterans from the Civil War era to present day. Learn where Wisconsinites served and why their sacrifice still matters today.See more..
4.5H.H. Bennett Studio & Museum(237 reviews) - good intro to area Wednesday: Speciality Museums • Historic Sites • History Museums
Visitors learn about the life and times of the 19th-century pioneering photographer H.H. Bennett at this historical learning center and museum. All tours and programs for 2020 are reservation based. Please call in advance to book.See more..
4.5Kenosha Public Museum(203 reviews) - Local Museum packed full of interesting exhibits. Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
Accredited natural science and fine arts Museum located in the heart of beautiful downtown Kenosha. Free General Admission and free parking. Permanent Exhibits include: Wisconsin Story, Kenosha County Woolly mammoth, Native American Village, Children's hands-on Field Station. Rotating exhibits and free family programs and events year-round. Unique Gift Shop carrying local, hand-made and green products. Includes rental spaces for corporate events,birthdays, weddings, parties, etc. Group tours for children and adults available. Shares a Lake Michigan shoreline campus with the Civil War Museum and a working electric streetcar which runs to the Dinosaur Discovery Museum. Short distance from Illinois/Wisconsin border.See more..
4.5Mid-Continent Railway Museum(168 reviews) - Fun and Unique Experience for All Ages Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
Mid-Continent Railway Historical Society–also known as Mid-Continent Railway Museum–is an outdoor, living museum and operating railroad recreating the small town/short line way of life during the “Golden Age of Railroading,” with operating trains, educational exhibits, and displays of restored rolling stock. Mid-Continent has operated at North Freedom, Wisconsin since 1963.See more..
4.5Hearthstone Historic House Museum(161 reviews)from $10.00 - Beautiful Historical Home Wednesday: Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • Historic Sites
The Hearthstone is a large, beautifully restored Queen Anne Victorian Style home built in 1882 by Henry J. Rogers, Superintendent of the Appleton Paper and Pulp Mill. On September 30, 1882, Hearthstone was the first house in the world to be lit by an Edison central hydroelectric power station. The house retains many unique, genuine features, including the original Thomas Edison electroliers and light switches. Appleton was one of the first three cities in the world to be lit by an Edison central power station, the other two being New York and London. This was all due to Mr. Rogers, who decided to invest in Edison’s power station in order to light two paper mills and his home. Since it became a museum in 1987, Hearthstone’s focus is to preserve the house and its artifacts to re-create a historical experience based on its Thomas A. Edison heritage for the cultural enjoyment and educational benefit of the public through its many exhibits and programs.See more..
4.0The History Museum at the Castle(156 reviews) - Learned a lot Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
The History Museum at the Castle presents award-winning local history as well as national exhibits through hands-on experiences that engage people of all ages. We're best known for our exceptional interactive Harry Houdini exhibit that reveals the magician's illusions. We also pay tribute to Pulitzer Prize winning author Edna Ferber, and put Sen. Joseph McCarthy into perspective.See more..
4.5National Brewery Museum(134 reviews) - Saw it on Nomadic Fanatic and it’s better than advertised Wednesday: 10:30 AM - 9:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
Welcome to Beers Home Town, Potosi, Wisconsin! Come and learn all about the history of beer in the United States! Fully guided Production Facility Tours are given every Saturday and Sunday and feature tasting in the tap room, up close views of brew tanks, the grain room, canning & bottling line, and barrel aging room. The full tour also includes a year long admission to the National Brewery Museum, a free pint glass to take home, a free pint to drink in the Brewpub, and tons of super cool info about Potosi Brewing Company and its history! Buy tickets online, at the gift shop, or in the Brewpub! Visit our National Brewery Museum located on the 2nd and 3rd floors of The Potosi Brewpub building. The first floor is free and features The Great River Road Interpretive Center, a Gift Shop, and the Cave where Potosi Brewing Company originally stored all its beer! The museum tour is self guided. Purchase tickets online, at the gift shop, or Brewpub. Cheers!See more..
4.5Neville Public Museum(128 reviews) - I loved it Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Speciality Museums
General museum of art, history and science that features a diverse collection of major objects relevant to Northeast Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula region.See more..
4.5Museum of Wisconsin Art(126 reviews) - Very good museum, but didn't like the forced membership Wednesday: 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Art Galleries • Speciality Museums • Art Museums
A vital cultural center, educational institution, an expanding network of ideas, the Museum of Wisconsin Art (MOWA) collects and interprets American art through the lens of a single state. MOWA is an innovative forum for contemporary artists, socially relevant exhibitions, lectures by artists and industry experts, and engaging classes and activities for all ages. MOWA has two permanent venues—the West Bend “Mothership” and MOWA | DTN in downtown Milwaukee’s Saint Kate—The Arts Hotel—as well as two partnering community organizations that create access across the state. MOWA annually welcomes 200,000 visitors, making it a cultural destination for the art and artists of our time.See more..
4.5Al. Ringling Mansion(114 reviews) - Very interesting tour. Wednesday: 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
Excellent tour by our guide Kim. She took the time to explain many details about the family and the house and answered all of our questions (and we had many). So much history within the walls. There has been alot of work done to bring it back to its original glory, and that is still ongoing now. They are doing a great job and paying attention to detail. Many of the furniture pieces in the house are original, as are the chandeliers and other items. It was owned by the local Elks Club for many years, and they made many changes which the new owners are now working on remodeling to keep the history of the family house intact. SIde note - when we took the tour, it was cash only, no credit cards were accepted. There is an ATM on site in the attached brewery/restaurant.See more..
4.5Dahl Auto Museum(108 reviews) - Best Place to Visit in La Crosse Wednesday: Speciality Museums
Our Mississippi River cruise included a stop at La Crosse, and the tour bus took us to the museum, which had opened early because of our boat's schedule. It was a lot of fun to see the old cars, read their descriptions, and see the artifacts that were cleverly placed nearby. This was the only time that I'd been to La Crosse, and I'm very glad that we went to the museum (which I hadn't known about beforehand).See more..
4.5Rahr-West Museum and Mansion(100 reviews) - Beauty inside and out Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Speciality Museums
This art museum is housed in a Victorian mansion and has a wide range of displays throughout the gallery spaces as well as in the rooms of the mansion itself. There are numerous rooms which showcase life in Victorian times as well as a beautiful library and other exhibits. This (free!) museum is worth your trip any time of year, but is at it's most beautiful during "Christmas in the Mansion" throughout the month of December.See more..
4.5Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass(97 reviews) - Great little find Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • Art Museums
Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass is an accredited art museum located in the Fox Cities region of Wisconsin, 200 miles north of Chicago. The art museum opened 1959 to house the most representative collection of glass paperweights in the world and now holds three additional glass collections including, antique Germanic drinking vessels, Victorian art glass and contemporary studio glass. The museum focuses all exhibitions and educational programs on glass. The Glass Studio at Bergstrom-Mahler Museum offers public instruction in flame working and kiln-formed glass making techniques throughout the year for youth and adults. Thanks to our generous founders and current donors there is free, general admission for everyone.See more..
This center helps promote and teach the public about Wisconsin's cranberry industry.See more..
4.5Wisconsin Auto Museum(87 reviews) - Worth the money! Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • History Museums
This museum is worth every penny of the admission fee. There are so many different automobiles to see. I would recommend to go early as this is a popular place to visit. Definitely plan on spending a couple of hours here to see everything. There is so much history packed into this one building and everything is nice,y displayed and maintained. I would recommend this to anyone. It’s fun and informative for all ages! See more..
5.0The Automobile Gallery(87 reviews) - Very nice "inside car show" Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
Came here on a Sunday and really enjoyed the self guided walk through of cars. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. There is a newer truck addition as well with some cool classic trucks. It costs $10 per adult and was worth it. See more..
4.5Fairlawn Mansion & Museum(85 reviews) - Interesting and fun tour Wednesday: 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM Speciality Museums
Built as the family home of mining and lumber baron Martin Pattison, the four story, 42 room mansion was completed in 1890 at the cost of $150,000; estimated at today's costs to be well over $3 million.The exterior and first floor of the mansion have been completely restored to the original splendor,with gilded murals on the ceilings and frieze, a grand entrance hall and open staircase, marble and tile fireplaces, and original leaded and stained glass windows.The second floor of the mansion includes access to master bedroom suite, furnished much as it was during the Pattisons’ time in the house. The third floor is dedicated to the Children’s Home era from 1920 to 1964, when the mansion served as a home to the less fortunate. It also includes the restoration exhibit, featuring documentation of the extensive work performed during the 1999 restoration of the mansion.See more..
Nice little museum. Not many artifacts that actually belonged to Laura's immediate family, but some from distant relatives and other people from the area. Cute gift shop, but they were out of the Laura passports when I was there starting my journey of several of her museums in the region. Loved visiting Wayside cottage, the replica log home on land of the original homestead.See more..
4.5The Mining & Rollo Jamison Museums(76 reviews) - Interesting little mine and museum Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • Mines • History Museums
Your underground adventure awaits! Tour the 1845 Bevans Lead-Zinc Mine, ride in a real 1931 mine train (weather permitting), and discover the local history of the Upper Mississippi Valley mining district. The museum traces the development of culture in southwestern Wisconsin's Driftless Area starting with mining the local Mississippi Valley Type ore deposits, rural life, and the establishment of community. Galleries display fascinating and nostalgic models, dioramas, artifacts and photographs interpreting stories and music of home, school, farm and civic life in the Platteville region. Don't miss the fighting squirrels!See more..
Ever wonder why Eau Claire became the biggest city in the Northwoods? Who were the Lumberjacks? What were their lives like? Was Paul Bunyan a real person? WLM invites you to step back in time and find out for yourself! Explore the Paul Bunyan Logging Camp, a replica 1890 camp. Visit the Museum to see logs older than the Declaration of Independence. Strap some “butter” on your feet and skate across one of Paul Bunyan’s frying pans.See more..
4.5Paper Discovery Center(70 reviews) - Fun but pricey! Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Speciality Museums
My grandparents were visiting from out of state so we found the Paper Discovery Center. My children we also along with us. I thought it was really hands on and educational. It was a fun find however I was shocked by the price of each person. I was thankful my grandparents wanted to treat us but I wouldn't have paid had it been me. I understand it cost money to up keep but the price would turn me away as well as other moms too. The highlight was making paper. They also had a play area built inside the room. I'd recommended but it might be a once every couple of years activity.See more..
4.5Peshtigo Fire Museum(65 reviews) - Fascinating, Educational Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • History Museums
The Fire Museum is open from Memorial Weekend through October 8. On October 8, 1871, a firestorm roared through Peshtigo, Wisconsin, and surrounding areas, killing over 2,000 people and destroying the entire city and its livelihood. The Peshtigo Fire Museum preserves this heritage through storytelling, exhibits of artifacts from the fire, displays of the lifestyle at the time of the disaster, and a cemetery to memorialize those who died.See more..
This charming museum is located in an old barn, and the art is displayed against old weathered oak walls. There is just one main room, no permanent collection, and exhibits change frequently. While we were there an exhibit of Wisconsin quilters was on display, and the quality was outstanding. I should also mention that the facility is completely accessible, with a smooth ramp heading up from the parking lot and easily negotiable entrances and rooms. Looking forward to going back.See more..
4.5Twig's Beverage Museum(60 reviews) - Fun Little Stop Spent < 1 hour Speciality Museums
Wander the streets of yesteryear while looking at antique soda memorabilia in the little museum. Then go watch the bottling process of Sundrop Soda through glass windows that overlook the workers. They have a sampling counter and then a gift shop where all of the flavors are available for purchase. Many locals were coming and going, purchasing large quantities. We enjoyed it and think kids would really enjoy it, too. It is definitely worth the stop when in Shawano. See more..
Open May-October. The only National Historic Cheesemaking Center Museum in the United States. Take a step back in time as you enter the century old Imobersteg Farmstead Cheese Factory that was lost in history for almost 100 years. Veteran cheesemakers and knowledgeable guides lead tours, offering colorful stories about cheesemaking, cheesemakers and the rich cheese factory history from the old world to the new world, and the rich heritage that still exists in today's industry. The past comes alive as a testimonial to "An era that was, that will never be again." John Bussman - 1994See more..
The visit to 1860 Light Station was a very enjoyable stop during my week-day trip to Port Washington. First I drove up the hill from downtown to the light station but I did not find any designated visitor parking spots near the light station, so I drove back down and parked on the street at the bottom of the wooden stairs, and ascended the stairs. Nice views of the surroundings, Lake Michigan, and Port Washington downtown from the stairs. The light station was closed (being open Fri, Sat, & Sun), but I walked around the light station and enjoyed reading about the history of the light station. The outdoor displays are quite informative. The light station is very well maintained, and makes for a scenic and memorable view.See more..
5.0Henning's Wisconsin Cheese(52 reviews) - Fantastic place to visit Wednesday: 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM Speciality Museums
Stopped in on our visit to Manitowoc in the fall. What a fantastic selection to browse! We missed the cheese production, but the museum was very interesting to browse through. As we were traveling for a few more days, the staff offered to box up our selections, keep them in the cooler and mail them to us once we would be home. As she was helping to pack our order, Alex suggested her favorite way to eat the Blueberry Cobbler was in a grilled cheese sandwich with powdered sugar on top. We’ve had a chance to try it and it’s fantastic! We call it, “The Alex Special!” Even though we’re in Michigan, our specialty cheeses will now come from Henning’s! Well done!See more..
4.5Yawkey House Museum(52 reviews) - Very, very kind curator! Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
Stunning details and a commitment to quality are evident in both the interior and exterior of the Yawkey House Museum. The exterior showcases Classical Revival architecture with stately lines and original decorative elements, and also includes a beautiful outdoor sunken garden with a carriage house unique to the needs of the early twentieth century. Inside, experience the style and warmth of Arts and Crafts influenced design with built-in cabinetry and extraordinary stained glass features. Guided tours begin on the hour with the first tour starting at 9:00 am on Tuesday - Friday and 1:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday. The last tour begins at 3:00 pm. Guided tours leave from the Woodson History Center and last 45-60 minutes.See more..
My wife and I loved this place. It tells the story of a little known industry founded in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. Wood Type and wood cut illustrations were used in the past to print posters, advertising, and flyers. Banner headlines for newspapers were printed with wood type rather than lead. The Hamilton museum has well over a million examples of wood type, it also displays and explains the processes required to convert maple logs into usable type and printing blocks. On displays are huge saws, sanders, pantographic routers, flat presses, letter presses, linotype machines and of course all the output of those presses. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We were so glad we visited.See more..
I may be a bit bias here, as I have done volunteer work at the village. I love the place. There are special events that are taken right out of the 19th century. I very nice way to spend an afternoon exploring old buildings, breathing fresh air, and learning some history. There are usually staff or volunteers about to inform and converse. If you are in the Manitowoc area, pay a visit to the Village. Especially if you are a history buff.See more..
4.5Livsreise Norwegian Heritage Center(42 reviews) - Small and Excellent Portrayal of Norwegian Settlement Wednesday: 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • History Museums
Livsreise includes interpretations of the journey from Norway, features the cultural heritage brought to Stoughton and shares stories of individual immigrants. Also featured are changing exhibits and displays highlighting Norwegian heritage and arts organizations including the Vesterheim National Norwegian American Museum. Additionally, Livsreise is home to a genealogy center that operates in cooperation with Norwegian American Genealogical Center/Naeseth Library and a 68-seat auditorium. **COVID19 update** Livsreise is currently closed. We are following the Dane Forward recommendations and WEDC guidelines to keep our guests and staff safe and healthy. Please visit our website or Facebook page for updates.See more..
4.5Farm Wisconsin Discovery Center(41 reviews) - An informative place to go, even for Wisconsinnites Wednesday: Spent 2-3 hours Speciality Museums
We strive to connect visitors' curiosity to the wonders of farming. Guests enjoy interactive exhibits on Wisconsin agriculture, a farm tour, and birthing barn, where they might see the miracle of a calf birth! Our onsite Wisconsin Cafe brings the farm-to-table quality to a delicious reality--but check to make sure it's open before planning a meal, as COVID threw a temporary road block on our foodservice. Our gift shop features Wisconsin products like cheese, sausage, honey, cranberries, syrup--as well as beer and wine.See more..
This was an interesting, varied museum. There is a saw mill, a train station, a logging station, a museum for the Civilian Conservation Corps, a food tent, and a train. There is something to capture everyone's attention. After you walk through this free museum complex, there is a wonderful park nearby for many things for the kids to do.See more..
We have over 100 unique bikes on display, artifacts on loan from NASA, and a real piece of moon rock- only one in Wisconsin! We also have a great kid's area with a loft, a space capsule, and astronaut costumes! Come visit today!See more..
4.5Cable Natural History Museum(34 reviews) - Little town is packed with attractions, and this is one of them. Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • Natural History Museums • Children's Museums
We offer many exciting programs and exhibits for children, adults, and families. Naturalist-guided adventures including hikes, river and forest explorations, paddling, bird watching, engaging lectures and workshops, and live raptor programs are just a few of the educational experiences we provide to residents, visitors, and vacationers in the Cable Area of Northern Wisconsin. Explore our Curiosity Center, exhibits, and collections of Northwoods natural history. Meet our education raptors and other live animals that call the Museum home. Take the family to the Natural Play Area which features many natural play components along short looping trails nestled among 14 acres of woodland including a large tree house, hill slide, and more!See more..
5.0Castlerock Museum(34 reviews) - Museum is extremely interesting for any history lover Wednesday: Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • History Museums
Castlerock Museum has over two thousand years of history in a building that looks like a castle! See authentic arms and armor from Romans, Dark Age Warriors, Vikings, Crusader Knights, and Renaissance "Knights in Shining Armor." Open from 1-4pm, Fridays and Saturdays year round and Sundays June through August. Holiday Closings: We are closed for the Thanksgiving and Christmas weekends.See more..
...old stone lighthouse that stands tall and high close to the Kenosha Water-Tower, another city symbol. I wish it would have been open so I could've checked-out the museum inside, but it really doesn't matter does it? This lighthouse (as well as all other lighthouses) is just a temporary diversion in my life that probably will disappear like numerous other diversions have. I also think they are just something for me to use as checkpoints for whatever physical direction I'm going. Another dichotomy to lighthouses. Dan - another duality to consider!See more..
Over 3,000 items on display (including pumps, signs, globes, cars, etc.) from over 100 years of petroleum history. The museum is amazing and impeccably organized! The owner, Jake, is very knowledgable, having owned several gas stations for 30 years.See more..
