Things To Do in Dickeyville, Wisconsin

'Dickeyville Grotto' is a series of grottos and shrines in Dickeyville, Wisconsin, in the Roman Catholic Di... More on Wikipedia

After visiting it again years later I have a better picture of how it came to be built, the product of a pa... More on TripAdvisor

Home Welcome to the Official Website of Sunset Lanes and Hall! Bowling Alley: Hours of Operation Winter Hours (Beginning Sept. 6) Summer Hours (Beginning May 2) Monday Sunday �" Monday 5:00 p.m. �" Close Closed Tuesday �" Friday, ... More on Sunsetlanesandhall.com

Tours through this stunning cavern reveal rare rock formations millions of years old. The path is about 3/...

Take a guided tour through over 3,000 feet of well-lit passageways, showing nature's crystal menagerie and ... More on TravelIowa.com

Great surprises are sometimes found in the most unexpected places. Sundown Mountain is exactly the pleasant... More on SkiResortGuide.com

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Despite its name, St. John Mine is originally a natural cave. But in this cave rich veins of lead ore were found and mined during the 19th century. This cave was shown to Nicholas Perrot, the famous french explorer, by native Indians ... More on showcaves.com

Originally erected in 1873, atop a building on Main Street north of 8th Street, the clock was moved to ... More on Traveldubuque.com

The George W. Rogers Company Shot Tower was built in 1856 and produced lead shot until 1861. In 1881 it became a fire look-out for the Standard Lumber Company. It remained a fire watch tower until 1911 when it caught fire and was ... More on Traveldubuque.com

Inscription. Settled in response to the discovery of lead ore in the area, the original Village of Platteville was platted in 1835. Designed around existing miners' diggings, and lead ore smelters, Platteville was patterned after ... More on HMDB

Inscription. (from the memoirs of John H. Rountree): "During the fall of 1827 my partner and myself purchased a mineral prospect that had been discovered, by finding small pieces of lead mineral in the litter piles of dirt scratched ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Wisconsin's first college devoted wholly to training teachers, the Platteville Normal School, opened here on October 9, 1866, in Rountree Hall, which since 1853 has housed its predecessor, the Platteville Academy. The ... More on HMDB