Historical Landmarks

Wisconsin State Historical Marker 500: The Schwartz Ballroom

Welcome to Wisconsin State Historical Marker 500: The Schwartz Ballroom, located in Hartford, WI, USA. This remarkable landmark was erected in 2005 by the Wisconsin State Historical Society (Marker Number 500).
Wisconsin State Historical Marker 501: Old Pepin County Courthouse

The Old Pepin County Courthouse in Durand, Wisconsin, is not just an architectural gem but a window into the rich past of this picturesque small town.
Wisconsin State Historical Marker 516: Revolutionary War Veteran (David Waldo)

Wisconsin State Historical Marker 516 commemorates David Waldo, a Revolutionary War veteran who survived a British attack during the war. Born on September 21, 1764, in Dover, New York, he joined the conflict at only 14 years old in 1779.
Wisconsin State Historical Marker 535: North Point Light Station

The North Point Light Station, also known as Wisconsin State Historical Marker 535, stands proudly along Milwaukees picturesque shoreline. Its history dates back to the early days of this great city, and the lighthouse has played a crucial role in guiding ships safely into harbor for over a century.
Wisconsin State Historical Marker 540: Historic Green Bay Road

Wisconsin State Historical Marker 540: Historic Green Bay Road is a fascinating testament to the rich history of this region in the United States.
Wisconsin State Historical Marker 542: Roi-Porlier-Tank Cottage

Roi-Porlier-Tank Cottage, Wisconsin State Historical Marker 542, stands as a testament to early American settlements in Allouez, Wisconsin. This historic site, nestled along the banks of Fox River, is a must-visit destination for those seeking an immersive experience into the rich history of this area.
Wisconsin State Historical Marker 556: Vulcan Street Plant Replica

Wisconsin State Historical Marker 556, also known as the Vulcan Street Plant Replica, is located on the banks of the Fox River in Appleton, WI, USA.
Wisconsin State Historical Marker 575: Schwartz Family House

The Schwartz Family House in Hartford, Wisconsin, tells a unique story of early American life. In 1856, John Schwartz built this house, which now stands as the centerpiece of Hartfords historic district.
Wisconsin State Historical Marker 581: Henry James and Cremora Rogers Residence

As you step into the quiet, tree-lined street of 625 W Prospect Ave in Appleton, Wisconsin, you are greeted by an architectural gem known as Wisconsin State Historical Marker 581.
Wisconsin State Historical Marker 593: Charles A Mueller Tannery

Wisconsin State Historical Marker 593 commemorates the Charles A. Mueller Tannery, an important industrial site in Port Washington, WI. Established by Charles A.