Cheap Things To Do in Grafton, Wisconsin

This is a 6.6 acre fenced dog park . It is located southwest of Lime Kiln Park on South Green Bay Road. More on DogFriendly.com

This large PlayBooster® has many different play events. The Periscope Panel and Double Wave Climber are two of them. Also in the park is a Single Post Swing, Dino Climber, Super Scoop, and Spring Rider. ... More on KaBoom.org

The curl of the Corkscrew is a kid magnet. Theyll treasure its whirling sensation. After embarking upon the Transfer Module, children can breeze down the Double Poly ... More on KaBoom.org

(Greenler, 62', 1888, WI-46-02) SE of Cedarburg , Ozaukee County, WI. WI57 S. 1.2 miles from jct with WI143 in Cedarburg, E. on Pioneer Rd. 2.8 miles to the barn on the S. ... More on dalejtravis.com

(Octagon Farms, 1895, WI-46-01) SE of Grafton , Ozaukee County, WI. CR Q E. 0.6 miles from jct with I43 (exit 92) just E. of Grafton, S. on CR C 2.1 miles to the barn ... More on dalejtravis.com

Inscription. Built here in 1864-65 because of Cedar Creeks water power, Hilgen and Wittenbergs mill made yarns, blankets and flannels. Incorporated in 1872 as the Cedarburg Woolen Mill, it was the only extensive woolen mill in 1878. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Washington Avenue Historic District: Even before Cedarburg incorporated in 1885, the community thrived with mills, shops, hotels, churches and residences, many of which remain in Cedarburgs commercial center as part of ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Interurban Bridge: In 1907, the Milwaukee Northern Railway Company constructed this riveted-steel Thru Truss Bridge over Cedar Creek. Manufactured by Carnegie Steel and measuring 159 ft. long by 12 ft. wide by 20 ft. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The source of Cedarburgs vigor from its birth as a village in 1845 was the power-producing creek that the Irish and German immigrants found here. After building five dams and five mills, the life of the community flowed ... More on HMDB

Inscription. This bridge was built by the Town of Cedarburg on petition of neighboring farmers to replace periodically washed out bridges. Pine logs, cut and milled at Baraboo, were fitted and set in place in lattice truss construction ... More on HMDB