Kenosha, Wisconsin

Historical Society

Eagle, Wisconsin

Natural History

Kewaunee, Wisconsin

History

Shorewood, Wisconsin

General, History, Park

Kilbourntown House was built in 1844 by Benjamin Church, a carpenter from New York. Church, his wife and 6 children lived in the house, which was originally located in the section of Milwaukee known as Kilbourntown. An excellent example of Greek Revival architecture, the house was saved from destruction in 1938 when it was moved to Estabrook Park and restored as a WPA project. The home contains an outstanding collection of mid-nineteenth century furniture and decorative arts. The home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is available for tour by school groups.

Cambridge, Wisconsin

Historical Society

Kenosha, Wisconsin

Anthropology, Archaeology, Art, Culture, General, History, Library, Military, Natural History, Science

Established in 1934 -The Kenosha Public Museum is an accredited natural science and fine arts museum located in the heart of beautiful downtown Kenosha Wisconsin. Free General Admission every day, the 2001 facility shares a campus on the beautiful Lake Michigan shoreline with The Civil War Museum. Permanent exhibits include: The Wisconsin Story, Woolly mammoth excavated in Kenosha County, four season Native American Village, fine arts gallery displaying world class art by Chagall, Picasso and Dali. Children’s Field Station, a popular hands-on arts and sciences activity area. Enjoy changing exhibits and free family programs and events.

Kewaskum, Wisconsin

Historical Society

Kiel, Wisconsin

Culture, History, Historic House, Historical Society

Organization promotes and preserves historical artifacts; is an educational group and open to all who are interested in Kiel area history. The Historical House in Kiel is located at Fremont and 3rd Street. Open by appointment. Call 920-894-2447

Brantwood, Wisconsin