Welcome to Wisconsin State Historical Marker 289: Historic Cedarburg, located in the charming town of Cedarburg, Wisconsin! As you explore this picturesque village, youll be transported back to a time when limestone buildings and a meandering creek were the lifeblood of the community. Established as a village in 1845, Historic Cedarburg boasts over 200 historically significant buildings, making it a living testament to the architectural styles and craftsmanship of generations past.

In addition to its beautiful structures, Cedarburg is also home to more than 580 official state markers carrying approved historical inscriptions. These markers help preserve the rich tapestry of Wisconsins history, which can be explored at locations such as Old World Wisconsin in Eagle, Pendarvis in Mineral Point, the Wisconsin Historical Museum in Madison, and various Wisconsin Veterans Sites across the state.

As you wander through the streets of Historic Cedarburg, take note of its unique features that have contributed to its enduring charm and appeal. The towns limestone buildings are a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of early settlers, while the meandering creek is a constant reminder of the villages humble beginnings as a bustling mill town.

So come, immerse yourself in the rich history of Cedarburg and discover the stories that have shaped this remarkable community. Whether youre walking along the creekside paths or exploring the many historical sites scattered throughout the town, theres no better way to experience Wisconsin State Historical Marker 289: Historic Cedarburg than by stepping back in time and embracing its captivating past.