Things To Do in Omro, Wisconsin

This course features sand bunkers, and water hazards come into play on four holes. Most of the fairways are narrow because of the defined ... More on Golf.com

Wedgewood Golf Course is a 9-hole regulation length golf course in Omro, Wisconsin. This short layout will reward good shots and provide a fun golf outing for everyone. Online tee times may be avai... More on TheGolfCourses.net

Inscription. Located along one of Wisconsin's first transportation and communication routes, the community of Omro developed quickly on the Fox River. French fur trader and blacksmith Charles Omreau had a trading post here and give ... More on HMDB

Hill Tavern - Want to throw a huge party with 300 of your closest friends? Hill Tavern is probably not the place to do it. But if you’re interested in grabbing ... More on clubzone

Springbrook Tavern - Of the city’s hundreds and hundreds of bars, Springbrook Tavern fits right in the middle of the bell curve – a place to hit with your buddies on the way to your ultimate destination. ... More on clubzone

Designed by William Waters. . . the original Wagner Opera House has been a hall, Methodist church, boys and girls club now is ... More on Visitoshkosh.com

Inscription. The Grand Opera House has been, placed on the National Register, of Historic Places by the United, States Department of the Interior, Built 1883, William Waters, Architect, Winnebago C... More on HMDB

Inscription. This “Little House” was a part of the Childrens Country Home, formerly located in the county park area in Winneconne. In 1976 it was moved to Marble Park by the Winneconne Historical Society as a Bicentennial ... More on HMDB

Inscription. In 1836 the Menominee Indians ceded all their lands between the Wolf and Fox Rivers to the United States Government. Payment was made every October, in twenty annual installments, on these grounds. All their remaining ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Oldest House: in, Winnebago County, built by, Joseph H. Osborn, – 1844 –, Winnebago County Archeological, & Historical Society 1933. , Erected 1933 by Winnebago County Archeological and Historical Society. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Oshkosh lumberman, banker and financier Edgar P. Sawyer hired noted local architect William Waters to design this Tudor Revival style house in 1907. Constructed of brick and limestone with parapeted gables and fluted ... More on HMDB