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Washington Island Ferry Line
The Washington Island Ferry is a car ferry for transporting passengers and vehicles to and from the Door Peninsula mainland and Washington Island. It runs every day year-round, with more limited runs during the winter season.  The ferry departs from Northport Pier (address listed
Washington Island Ferry Line
215 Hwy 42, Ellison Bay, WI 54210
Charles Allis Art Museum
The Charles Allis Art Museum is a 1911 Tudor-style mansion built for Charles and Sarah Ellis, whose ancestors are traced to the Mayflower. The Museum contains original furnishings and an art collection spanning more than 2,000 years, including Asian porcelains, European bronze sculptures, American
Charles Allis Art Museum
1801 N Prospect Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Rock Island Boathouse
Thordarson’s Rock Island Boathouse was built in 1929 by Chicago inventor and millionaire Chester Thordarson and greets visitors arriving to Rock Island on the Karfi ferry. The lower level of the boathouse is built to accommodate two 50-foot yachts. The 40 by 70-foot architectural structure atop
Rock Island Boathouse
Rock Island State Park, Washington, WI 54246
West of the Lake Gardens
West of the Lake Gardens is a six-acre estate of the late Ruth and John West. A rose garden, red & white garden, sunken garden and pond garden with 20,000-gallon reflecting pond are just a few of the types of gardens you’ll see. The Gardens are open daily from Mother’s Day through around
West of the Lake Gardens
915 Memorial Dr, Manitowoc, WI 54220
Bust-n-Stuff
Bust-n-Stuff is a great place to blow off steam in a safe and fun manner. The rage room allows you to smash a variety of glass or porcelain objects like bottles, jars, plates and even metal filing cabinets with bats, sledgehammers, golf clubs, etc. Sessions are available by appointment only for
Bust-n-Stuff
2018 S 1st St, Milwaukee, WI 53207
Kenosha Public Museum
The Kenosha Public Museum is a natural history, science and art museum with over 80,000 pieces in its collection. Exhibits include life-size mammoth displays, a variety of ecosystems, animals, plants, and fine art collections. In addition to their permanent displays, the museum also hosts special
Kenosha Public Museum
5500 1st Ave, Kenosha, WI 53140
Kemper Center/Durkee Mansion
The Kemper Center is a historical landmark located on 17.5 acres of Lake Michigan shoreline property. Built in 1861, the original Durkee Mansion was a cream-brick, 10-room Italiante Victorian home of former Congressman and U.S. Senator Charles Durkee. Senator Durkee sold the home to St
Kemper Center/Durkee Mansion
6501 3rd Ave, Kenosha, WI 53143
Kenosha’s Electric Streetcars
Streetcars originated in 1903 in Kenosha and operated until 1932. They made a return in 2000 and now travel a two-mile scenic loop along the Lake Michigan shoreline, Harbor Park, the Sculpture Walk, two historic districts, and downtown Kenosha. The streetcar runs every fifteen minutes during the
Kenosha’s Electric Streetcars
Kenosha, WI 53140
Washington House Museum
The Historic Washington House is an 1850s inn that features an old-time saloon, historic ballroom and many other exhibits and relics from the time. Don’t miss Berners’ Ice Cream Parlor, where the ice cream sundae was invented in 1881. The U.S. Postal Service issued a commemorative stamp in 2016
Washington House Museum
1622 Jefferson St, Two Rivers, WI 54241
Agricultural Heritage Center
Heritage Farm is conveniently located right on Highway 42, just south of downtown Kewaunee. It was founded in 1994 as a not-for-profit educational organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the agricultural-based heritage of Brown, Door, Kewaunee, and Manitowoc Counties. If you catch it
Agricultural Heritage Center
N2251 Hwy 42, Kewaunee, WI 54216
Tug Ludington
Tour a World War II tugboat! The tug participated in the D-Day invasion of Normandy by towing ammunition barges across the English Channel. It then assisted with harbor operations in Cherbourg, France until being sent to Plymouth, England until the end of the war. The Corps of Engineers
Tug Ludington
213 Harrison St, Kewaunee, WI 54216
Soo Line 950 Locomotive
The 950 was built in July 1900 by the Baldwin Locomotive Company of Philadelphia, PA. It was the largest steam locomotive in the world at that time and is the only decapod (10-wheel drive) engine ever built. Originally numbered 600 by the Soo Line, the locomotive was put in service between
Soo Line 950 Locomotive
400 3rd St W, Ashland, WI 54806
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