Museums in Altoona, Wisconsin

Discover Wisconsin's cranberry heritage through guided tours ... More on Yahoo! Travel

I love cranberries and this was perfect to see the museum history of cranberry production in Wisconsin. This area produces 2/3rds of the cranberry product. After the museum, we took the auto tour d... More on TripAdvisor

Commemorated in May of 2008, this memorial is a tribute to the more than 600 youth of the Chippewa Valley involved in drum and bugle ... More on Visiteauclaire.com

Commemorated in May of 2008, this memorial is a tribute to the more than 600 youth of the Chippewa Valley involved in drum ... More on Visiteauclaire.com

Open Tuesday through Saturday in summer, Tuesday through Sunday in winter. This well-rounded kids' museum features exhibits such as the Itty Bitty City, complete with a play post office, market, ... More on An Explorer's Guide: Wisconsin

Browse through this remarkable circular museum featuring more than 500 species of birds collected by James Newman Clark from ... More on Visiteauclaire.com

Browse through this remarkable circular museum featuring more than 500 species of birds collected by James Newman Clark ... More on Visiteauclaire.com

The three greenhouses, located on the fifth floor of Phillips Hall, consist of 3500-3600 of square ... More on Visiteauclaire.com

I would've gone to school there if I didn't want to live elsewhere. More on GeckoGo

The Paul Bunyan Logging Camp Museum is a recreation of an 1800s logging camp, along with an interpretive center and exhibits ... More on An Explorer's Guide: Wisconsin

The Chippewa Valley Museum is a historical museum that traces the area's history from the Ojibwa, who lived here hundreds of years ... More on An Explorer's Guide: Wisconsin

Located in Carson Park and surrounded by Half Moon Lake, the Chippewa Valley Museum explores the past of the Eau Claire area, from the native Chippewa tribe and the fur traders to the last century.... More on Heritage

Filled with furnishings typical of the early decades of its long history, it is the site of seasonal public events and ... More on Visiteauclaire.com

One of the city's first brick homes, constructed because of the fear of ... More on Yahoo! Travel