Travel Through Time and the Stories of America’s Heartland
Experience the world of Wisconsin’s early immigrants at Old World Wisconsin this spring. Step into the daily lives of the people who called this world home as you help with chores and cooking, try your hand at crafts and trades, and play – yes, even the grown-ups! Lend a hand in the blacksmith shop, say hi to the farm animals, look at veggies in the gardens, dye and spin wool, knead bread, collect chicken eggs, try on wooden shoes, ride high-wheel tricycles, and sample tasty beer in the Brewhouse. This is where history comes alive!
Kids Out and About at Old World Wisconsin
Thanks to your votes, for the past 2 years Old World Wisconsin has continuously been placed on the Top 20 Places to Take Kids list by Milwaukee Kids Out and About! Come see what all the fun is about!
New This Year!
Midsummer Celebration ● Wagon Works ● Mrs. Peacock’s Birthday ● Java Chickens ● New Trams ● Naturalist Cabin
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What more could you want!?
“What more could you want!? I loved coming here as a kid and still enjoy it as an adult.
There’s animals, history, and nature.”
Kelly L.
NEW ARRIVALS: A CAMPAIGN
CREATING AN IMMERSIVE WELCOME EXPERIENCE AT OLD WORLD WISCONSIN
The Brewhouse at Old World Wisconsin is the first structure completed as part of a $5.5 million project that represents the first two phases of a larger, multi-year master plan by the Wisconsin Historical Society to transform the site’s entry area with a reimagined Welcome Experience.
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Old World Wisconsin
Experience the world of early immigrants at Old World Wisconsin, where history comes alive!
Happy National Arbor Day at Old World Wisconsin!
We're busy planting heirloom apple, pear, and cherry trees today in some of our orchards. These trees have wonderful sounding names like Duchess of Oldenburg, Grimes Golden, and Roxbury Russet - thought to be the oldest apple cultivar in the United States. They will help complete the authentic farm and village historical experience we share every day we're open at Old World Wisconsin.
Come check out our newest additions when we open NEXT WEEKEND for our Spring season. Tickets and more information available at wihist.org/3ag3Wp5 ... See MoreSee Less
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That orchard was due for new trees 👍
We’re excited to be offering pastiesSheboygan Pasty Co.ty Co. this summer at our new hot food location, Caldwell Farmer’s Club Hall! ... See MoreSee Less
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Travel Through Time and the Stories of America’s Heartland in the relocated historic buildings at Old World Wisconsin in Eagle.Comment on Facebook
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Old World Wisconsin is seeking FUN ADVENTUROUS LEADERS for our 2024 Summer Camp Counselor Positions!
Sound like you?
If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, please visit wihist.org/3PGAEWl ... See MoreSee Less
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