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Inscription. Muskego was a long-time home to Potowatomie people. Luther Parker, first white settler and past-president of “Indian Stream Republic”, New Hampshire, the only independent country in U. S. borders, came in ... More on HMDB

As a United States Olympic Team training site, Milwaukee's Pettit National Ice Center has hosted speed- ska... More on travelandleisure

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Inscription. Wisconsins first Freewill Baptist congregation, organized by Yankee pioneers Rev. Rufus Cheney July 11, 1840, Built this Greek revival style edifice, 1859. As Abolitionists, they were active here in the Civil War. But ... More on HMDB

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Inscription. In 1892, this site became the permanent home of the Wisconsin State Fair after its purchase a year earlier by the State Agricultural Society. Until then, the Fair had moved annually si... More on HMDB

Inscription. In this house the First Free Will Baptist Church in Wis. was organized on July 11, 1840. Here also, prior to 1843, was opened the first school in this area. Rev. Rufus Cheney directed the founding of both church and school. ... More on HMDB

Part of the Waukesha County Park System, this park is home to trails, an education center, and the Charles Z. Horwitz Planetarium, which offers public programs regularly. ... More on An Explorer's Guide: Wisconsin

Retzer Nature Center is a kid friendly nature center located in Waukesha WI. More on KidsPlayParks

Fish species in this lake are: Bluegill,Largemouth Bass,Muskellunge(Muskie),Northern Pike.Tiger Muskellunge,and Walleye. More on AnglerWeb.com

'Pewaukee Lake' (Snail Lake) is a lake located in Waukesha County, Wisconsin, United States. Lake Pewaukee is the largest lake located in Waukesha's "Lake Country." The lake is west of Milwaukee, W... More on Wikipedia

Inscription. The William Schwartz Farm was established on May 15, 1844 on this location. It covered 527 acres from Coffee Road to Beeheim and from the Western boundary of the current City of New Berlin to Swartz Road. The farm passed ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The arrival of the first trains through Calhoun on the Chicago and Northwestern railroad occurred in 1881. Milk, grain, sugar, beets, cattle, farm produce and hops went out on the trains, and brewers grains saloonkeepers, ... More on HMDB