TOP 30 Preserved history in Menomonie, Wisconsin

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The Oaklawn Inn, located at 423 Technology Drive East in Menomonie, Wisconsin, is a historic lodging establishment with a rich heritage. It is the last remaining house of the Oaklawn Stock Farm, a once-thriving 518 acre farm with horse race tracks and various buildings. The inn provides a cozy and welcoming space for gatherings with family, friends, or colleagues, with its spacious great room, parlor, and dining room that can accommodate up to 40 individuals. Guests can relax on the screened-in porch surrounded by trees, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere. The bedrooms at Oaklawn Inn are tastefully decorated with comfortable beds and quality linens, ensuring a restful night's sleep. The antique double metal bed frames add a touch of style and practicality to the rooms.

Wisconsin State Historical Marker 174 Caddie Woodlawn is a historical institution located at N1250 Wisconsin 25, Menomonie, Wisconsin, United States. This marker is part of the Wisconsin State Historical Markers program, which is operated by the Wisconsin Historical Society. Visitors can explore the rich history of Wisconsin through these markers, which are the largest North American Heritage collection after the Library of Congress. Please note that due to temporary staffing shortages and supply chain issues, there may be a delay in the delivery of marker orders. Grant funding is available for non-profit, educational, and government organizations to apply for topics that are underrepresented in the marker program. The William G. Pomeroy Foundation, a key partner in this project, is dedicated to preserving community history and has funded over 2,200 roadside markers and plaques across the United States.

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.