Beer lovers and history buffs alike will want to be at 3 Sheeps Brewing Co. Taproom (1837 North Avenue, Sheboygan) on Tuesday, September 23, from 6:30 to 7:30 PM for a special Kingsbury Brewery History Night. The evening will be…
For more than half a century, Wisconsin was not Wisconsin at all. Its land was shuffled between territories, treated like a bargaining chip in political disputes, and reshaped by power struggles in neighboring states. Only in 1848 did Wisconsin finally…
Credit where credit’s due: Dude Trust Me has officially delivered the best Sheboygan video on YouTube — part travelogue, part pop culture deep dive, and 100% binge-worthy. In his hilarious, well-researched breakdown, Nathan Denzene explores why our little city of…
The History and Significance of Daylight Saving Time Daylight Saving Time (DST) is the practice of setting clocks ahead by one hour in the spring and moving them back in the fall. This shift allows for longer daylight hours in…
Sheboygan County’s rich history is filled with interesting tidbits, quirky events, and local lore that highlight the region’s unique cultural and historical development. From pioneering efforts in the cheese industry to the surprising rise of a professional basketball team, Sheboygan’s…
Sheboygan County is home to a rich array of museums and research centers that offer a deep dive into the region’s diverse past. From the early days of Native American culture to the industrial growth that shaped the county, these…
Sheboygan County is home to a rich history of hospitality, with several historic inns and resorts that have served travelers and visitors for generations. From the grand resorts of Elkhart Lake to the charming inns scattered throughout the county, these…
The Wade House and the route of the old Sheboygan-Fond du Lac Plank Road provide a fascinating glimpse into the transportation systems that helped shape Sheboygan County’s development in the mid-19th century. Built in the 1850s, the Sheboygan-Fond du Lac…
Given Sheboygan’s rich maritime history, it’s no surprise that the city is home to several historic navigation aids and maritime landmarks that have played essential roles in guiding ships and preserving the region’s nautical heritage. From lighthouses that have stood…
Sheboygan Indian Mound Park, a truly ancient historical site, preserves burial and effigy mounds created by Native Americans between approximately 500 and 750 A.D. This 15-acre park, located in the Town of Wilson just outside the city of Sheboygan, is…
In Kohler village, history and industry intersect in a unique way. The American Club, built in 1918, was originally a Tudor-style building designed to house immigrant workers for Kohler Co. The club provided lodging for employees who had recently arrived…
Plymouth’s downtown retains its late 19th-century charm, featuring cream brick buildings and a beautifully restored 1870s mill by the Mullet River. The area offers a glimpse into the past, with a blend of historical landmarks and modern attractions, all reflecting…
Sheboygan Falls is home to a remarkable collection of 19th-century buildings, many of which are part of the Sheboygan Falls Historic District. This district, centered on Broadway, Monroe, and Pine Streets, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places,…
The Sheboygan County Courthouse, located in the heart of Sheboygan, is a striking architectural landmark that reflects both the history and development of the region. The current Neoclassical courthouse, built in 1933, replaced earlier structures and stands as a testament…
The Wade House, located in Greenbush, Wisconsin, is a state historic site that offers visitors a fascinating journey back to the mid-1800s. Built between 1847 and 1851 by Sylvanus and Betsey Wade, the Wade House was once a large stagecoach…
Frontier Hardships and Immigrant Struggles Sheboygan County’s history is deeply rooted in the experiences of pioneers and immigrants. In the 1840s, early settlers faced the harsh realities of frontier life, marked by challenges like land speculation, economic instability, and even…
Sheboygan County boasts a surprisingly rich sports and recreation history that includes moments of national significance in both basketball and motorsports. While today the area is known for its outdoor activities and scenic beauty, Sheboygan’s early sports history includes notable…
After World War II, Sheboygan County experienced significant cultural changes as new immigrant groups began to settle in the area, adding to the county’s rich cultural tapestry. Among the most notable communities that arrived in Sheboygan County was the Hmong…
Sheboygan County has been home to several influential figures whose contributions have shaped both the local community and the broader state and national landscape. Among the most prominent families in the county’s history is the Kohler family, known for their…
The Civil War (1861-1865) had a profound effect on Sheboygan County, as it did throughout Wisconsin. Although no battles were fought in the state, the war still deeply influenced both the people and the economy of the region. Sheboygan County…
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