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- 5500 1st Ave, Kenosha, WI 53140
- +1 (262) 653-4140
- museums.kenosha.org/public
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 and temporary exhibits and a variety of workshops. The Museum happily accommodates groups and group tours.
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