Ernest Hupeden’s Painted Forest in Valton, Wisconsin
In the small village of Valton, you can visit what was once a lodge of the Modern Woodmen of America featuring the folk artwork of Ernest Hüpeden.
In the small village of Valton, you can visit what was once a lodge of the Modern Woodmen of America featuring the folk artwork of Ernest Hüpeden.
In Rice Lake, you can visit the last remaining vestiges of a once-robust monorail system for transporting lumber to the local sawmill.
La Crosse, Wisconsin is home to the World's Largest Six-Pack. Here's a little history behind this iconic monument and Old Style's return to La Crosse.
The Montello Cottonwood has been called the biggest tree in Wisconsin.
In Vernon County you'll find two different sets of Rockton mill stones that powered the Rockton flour mill in the latter half of the 19th century.
The Elvis Karate Fight memorial honors that moment in 1977 when Elvis Presley stopped a fight by showing off his karate prowess.
Charles Nagreen (known as Hamburger Charlie) invented the hamburger at the Seymour Fair in 1885. His contribution to culinary culture is honored with a statue.