Cheap Things To Do in Kohler, Wisconsin

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Inscription. Within these fifteen acres of ancient woodland and winding stream lie 18 rare Indian burial mounds, dated about 500-750 A. D. Their prehistoric builders, ancestors of the Wisconsin Woodland Indians, are called ... More on HMDB

There is a $25.00 charge per event. This includes charges for slides, speaker, projector and screen. A two week notice is required to reserve the materials and schedule the speaker. Programs can la... More on Schrc.org

Inscription. In 1837 Silas Stedman had this structure built as a boarding house for his sawmill workers. It became known as the Mill House, and later the Temperance House, when it served as a hotel... More on HMDB

Inscription. The Cole Historic District, bounded by Water, Monroe, Adams and Michigan streets, is one of the few remaining historic districts in the state to display the early development of a Wisconsin community from the 1830s and ... More on HMDB

Inscription. In 1835, upon finding these falls and their fine water power, Massachusetts pioneer and entrepreneur Silas Stedman decided to purchase the surrounding land for village and industrial development. The following ... More on HMDB

2,700 acre park overlooking the MS and WI Rivers, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This was a great experience with great sites (choose the ones on the ridge) and fun things to do-we took a ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. Fourteen-year-old David Waldo joined the Revolution in 1779. Waldo was born on September 21, 1764, in Dover, New York. He served under Colonel Sherwood at Fort Edward (north of Albany, New York) for three months ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Near this site the Lindemann Brothers Circus gave its first performance in 1918. Well established by 1925, the Lindemanns adopted the name Seils-Sterling and their circus became one of the country's greatest motorized ... More on HMDB

Inscription. On November 21, 1847, one of the most tragic shipwrecks in Great Lakes' history occurred five miles off Lake Michigan's shore within sight of this location. The steamship Phoenix carrying over 225 passengers, ... More on HMDB