Things To Do in Nashotah, Wisconsin

Inscription. Bishop Kemper lived on these premises 1846-1870. Missionary Bishop of American Episcopal Church 1835-59. Inspired founding of the Nashotah House in 1842. Bishop of Wisconsin 1854-70. Facing countless Frontier hardships, ... More on HMDB

C Who's Inn - While you don’t need to be wearing a suit to get into C Who's Inn, looking nice will help. The crowd is attractive and the bartenders even more so. If you’re looking for a ... More on clubzone

This Greek Revival Inn, built by Nelson P. Hawks, has been described as an "unsurpassed example of an early stagecoach stop." It was the center of social and political life in the frontier village ... More on Hawksinn.org

Inscription. Built in 1846 of hand-hewn timbers and hand-made nails. Builder & owner was Nelson Paige Hawks (1799-1863), a cultured Yankee, who was Delafields first Postmaster, a Justice of the Pea... More on HMDB

Inscription. Inspired by Bishop Jackson Kemper, James Lloyd Breck and his companions founded Nashotah Mission as a center for the Episcopal Churchs work in Wisconsin Territory. Preparation of candidates for the priesthood quickly ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Lisbon District #4 School was organized February 1, 1844. In March, 1847, a log school building was built east of this property at a cost of $300, including a fence around it. This new one-room cream brick structure was ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Educational reformer Harlan Page Davidson founded Northwestern Military Academy in Highland Park, Illinois in 1888. For years many of the cadets came from northern Illinois, but enrollment broadened when the academy moved ... More on HMDB

Rolling former farm fields that have been replanted with prairie plants. Some trees. About 400 vertical feet of climbing on outer loop. Several cutoffs available ... More on trails.mtbr.com

Nice aerobic workout, but not technical Recommended Route: Open bike trail West of parking lot. More on trails.mtbr.com

Inscription. Okauchee, believed to have been derived from the Potawatomi term “gachi” meaning “something small, ” was settled in 1839 by Orson Reed. His mill was the first building constructed in the new community ... More on HMDB

Small, quiet lake surrounded by shops and inns; ... More on TripAdvisor

The route around Fowler Lake takes you through some of the great older neighborhoods in Oconomowoc, and als... More on TripAdvisor

Built in the early 1900s as Oconomowoc High, the old school now sits abandoned with only its ghastly, ghostly, "Sghoul Spirits" roaming the halls. Nearly 50,000 students passed through these doors...and some never left. Haunted High ... More on HauntedHouse.com