Interactive displays in Menomonie, Wisconsin

The Menomonie Union Pacific Railroad is a historic institution located at 2533 Wilson Street in Menomonie, Wisconsin, United States. This railroad has played a vital role in the development and growth of the Menomonie community, connecting the town to other cities and facilitating the transportation of goods and passengers. The Menomonie Union Pacific Railroad continues to be a significant presence in the area, serving as a symbol of the town's rich history and heritage. Visitors can learn about the railroad's legacy through exhibits, tours, and interactive displays that showcase its importance in shaping the local economy and culture.

The Russell J. Rassbach Heritage Museum, located at 1820 John Russell Road in Menomonie, Wisconsin, is a museum dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of Dunn County. Established in 1950 by the Dunn County Historical Society, the museum showcases the rich history of the area from the mound builders of a thousand years ago to the present day communities of Dunn County. One of the highlights of the museum is Fulton's Workshop, which features the work of mechanical and forensic engineer Fulton Holtby. Visitors can explore Dunn County inventions, as well as participate in interactive maker spaces for all ages to learn and create. The museum also houses a bullet hole from a shot fired inside a restaurant at escaping bank robbers, adding to the intrigue and history of the area.