Shirley Gruen Studio & Gallery
Shirley Gruen is considered Port Washington's resident artist... citysearch.com
Kelly Kelenic Fine Art
A native of Wisconsin, and educated at Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, Kelly Kelenic is a classically trained artist... patch.com
Willie's Lakefront Lanes
Willie's Lakefront Lanes features full-sized bowling lanes, pool tables, dart boards and a bar... bowl.com
Impact Dance Education
Impact is a Port Washington-based dance school for all ages... patch.com
World War Ii U.s. Army Air Force Memorial
Memorial Site. Inaugurated by the Belgian citizens at the commemoration of the 65th Anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge, Bastogne, on December 12, 2009, the monument is located a... findagrave.com
Crossroads Museum
Crossroads Museum is located half block from the historic downtown area of Saukville. The intersecting triangle of three ancient Indian trails. Originally built in 1912 as Saukville... museumsusa.org
The Steamer Niagara: The Fiery End
Her Saloon is superbly fitted and furnished and the accommodations for steerage passengers on the main deck are unsurpassed. Milwaukee Sentinel May 20, 1846 Between 1844-1857, palace stea... hmdb.org
Wisconsin’s Luxembourgers
Many of northeastern Ozaukee County?s prosperous farms, fieldstone houses and outbuildings, and large village churches are characteristic of the Luxembourg immigrant settlement patterns i... hmdb.org
The Wilson House
Erected 1891 Restoration 1983-1989 Owners R.J. Schowalter Frank M. Metz Architect Ehrlich, Genson and Assoc., Inc. Port Washington, Wisconsin hmdb.org
The Wisconsin Chair Company Fire
One of the largest manufacturers of chairs in the United States, the Wisconsin Chair Company of Port Washington was founded by Fred A. Dennett and John M. Bostwick in 1888. After acquirin... hmdb.org
The Saukville Trails
An important American Indian village once stood in this vicinity near the Milwaukee River, the meeting point of two major Indian trails that lead west toward the Mississippi River and nor... hmdb.org
Birthplace Of Flag Day
Here at Stony Hill School, Bernard J. Cigrand, 19 year old teacher and his students held the first recognized observance of Flag Birth Day on June 14, 1885, with a flag ten inches high, c... hmdb.org
Robert Cooley Homestead
Built in 1851, this is the birthplace of Robert Lawrence Cooley, who founded the Milwaukee Vocational School in 1912, the first of its kind in the country, and was its director until 1940... hmdb.org
Dutch Settlement
The names of many places and families in this vicinity reflect the origin of its early settlers. Most of the settlers of Cedar Grove and Oostburg were from the province of Zeeland, althou... hmdb.org
Early Dutch Settlers
In 1847 Reverend Pieter Zonne led a group of Netherlanders, originally from the Gelderland Province, to this area where a few other Dutch immigrant families had recently settled. Enticed ... hmdb.org
October 11th Memorial
Countless lives were changed forever on October 11, 2002, when a blanket of fog descended rapidly upon motorists on Interstate Highway I-43 near Cedar Grove, Wisconsin. The dense fog crea... hmdb.org
Historic Oostburg
The Dutch settlement of Oostburg, founded in the 1840s and named for a town in the Netherlands, was once located two miles to the southeast. In 1873, to attract the railroad to this locat... hmdb.org
Nowack House
Carl Nowack, an immigrant and Civil War veteran, built a traditional German half-timber farmhouse near the south shore of Random Lake in 1865. The Village of Random Lake grew up around th... hmdb.org