Cheap Things To Do in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin

History C hippewa Falls businessman William Irvine, his firm, the Chippewa Lumber and Boom Company and L.C.... More on Irvineparkzoo.org

Gorgeous walking trails and beautiful waterfalls within walking distance of downtown. More on GeckoGo

Focusing on Chippewa Falls's Robert Cray and his supercomputer, this museum explores the industries of the Chippewa Falls area. The museum has a large collection of supercomputers. This collection ... More on Heritage

Welcome to CFMIT! We interpret a rich, varied history of manufacturing and processing that began here in the 1840's and continues today. As ... More on familydaysoutusa

We plan on expanding the existing playground. We also plan on digging up current surfacing to lay new,safer... More on KaBoom.org

This playground is mainly for kids 5 and under. The surfacing is blacktop and pea gravel. All the equipemen... More on KaBoom.org

Our Purpose: Collection Preservation Maintenance of Chippewa County historical materials for public accessibility. More on Chippewacountywihistoricalsociety.org

The Cook-Rutledge Mansion is available for guided tours and provides a unique setting for both indoor and o... More on Cookrutledgemansion.com

Visit this historic 19th century home of ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. Before the 19th-century social reform movement, developmentally disabled people were relegated to almshouses and county poor farms where the “indigent, insane, epileptic and “idiotic” were housed together ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Primarily rural in the 19th century, Wisconsin promoted the state fair to advance better state farming practices. Since 1851 to the present, this fair has been held in southern Wisconsin. Recognizing the impracticality ... More on HMDB

Inscription. On Sunday, May 2, 1937, Wisconsin Power Cooperative was organized by an assembly of farmers for the purpose of developing a generating and transmission facility to provide low-cost electric service for the rural areas ... More on HMDB

When Jacob Leinenkugel first came to Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, in 1866, he found wide rivers, lush forests, clean water. And 2500 thirsty lumberjacks. As the son of a German brew master and brother to two others, Jacob knew an opportunity ... More on FactoryToursUSA