Old World Wisconsin
1976Open-air museum in Eagle featuring over sixty historic structures documenting the immigrant experience in rural Wisconsin.
10.7 mi away
Everything Whitewater is known for
Open-air museum in Eagle featuring over sixty historic structures documenting the immigrant experience in rural Wisconsin.
Remains of a Mississippian culture settlement occupied from around 900 to 1300 AD, the northernmost outpost of Cahokia's influence.
12 stories, landmarks & places within ~20 miles — the same local lore RoadyGoat plays as you drive through.
Imagine a time long before Whitewater was even a town, when the land was shaped not by roads and buildings, but by the hands of people honoring the earth. This is the Whitewater Effigy Mounds Preserve, a place where…
Imagine a lost world where the earth itself was sculpted into sacred shapes. This is one of the last remaining examples. Before settlers arrived, Native Americans in Wisconsin created hundreds, perhaps thousands, of…
Open-air museum in Eagle featuring over sixty historic structures documenting the immigrant experience in rural Wisconsin.
Imagine risking everything for a chance at freedom. That's what happened right here at Milton House. Built in 1844 by Joseph Goodrich, this unique hexagonal building wasn't just a home and inn; it was a vital stop on…
You're near a hidden gem of architectural history: a Frank Lloyd Wright home unlike any other you've likely seen. It's a Usonian home, but with a twist. Richard C. Smith commissioned Wright to design this house,…
Ever imagine a tavern where you couldn't get a drink? Right here, in Delavan, Wisconsin, stands a testament to a radical idea: the Israel Stowell Temperance House, built as an alcohol-free tavern starting in 1840. This…
Ever wondered what it was like to live in a house without corners? You're about to find out! Look left for a truly unique piece of Wisconsin history. This is the Edward Elderkin House, also known as the Round House,…
Imagine a bustling village here a thousand years ago, built by people whose origins are still a mystery. This is Aztalan State Park, the site of an ancient settlement built by people of the Mississippian culture.…
Remains of a Mississippian culture settlement occupied from around 900 to 1300 AD, the northernmost outpost of Cahokia's influence.
Get ready to glimpse an early masterpiece by none other than Frank Lloyd Wright! You're approaching the Fred B. Jones House, part of the Penwern estate. It’s a fascinating look at Wright’s evolving genius. Imagine the…
Ever wondered what it looked like when Frank Lloyd Wright was still figuring things out? You’re about to see it! This home is a fascinating glimpse into his journey from classical designs to his iconic Prairie Style. In…
Pull over here for a minute! Abraham Lincoln himself slept in this house. The Lincoln–Tallman House was built in 1857 by William and Emeline Tallman. Before he was president, Abraham Lincoln visited Janesville and…