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One year, Polar Bear Club members had to use a chainsaw to cut a path in snow and ice at the lakefront to allow people to safely enter the waters. → Read More
In 2001 the Stefanie H. Weill Center for the Performing Arts opened, saving on of the best examples of an Atmospheric Theater in the country. → Read More
This week's Sheboygan history slider shows the South Pier area in 1926, when it was a hub for coal and industry, and what the area looks like in 2022. → Read More
This week's Sheboygan history slider shows North Sixth by Wisconsin Avenue in 1910 and what the area looks like today in 2022. → Read More
This week's Sheboygan history slider shows Elkhart Lake in the 1940s when passenger trains still would drop off passengers in the village. → Read More
A slider shows the Haider Chapel as it appeared when it was young and how it looks today. → Read More
1953's Bratwurst Day used 7,000 pounds of bratwurst, 96 gallons of dill pickles, 288 bottles of catsup, 288 jars of mustard and 350 pounds of onions. → Read More
This week's Sheboygan history slider shows a school building that was moved to 723 Erie Ave. in 1926. The church used that location for years. → Read More
This week's Sheboygan history slider shows how St. Spyridon Greek Orthodox Church has changed from the 1980s to today. → Read More
This week's Sheboygan history slider shows changes on North Eighth Street by St. Claire Avenue since the 1920s. → Read More
This week's Sheboygan history slider shows the changes on the main straight near the finish line at Elkhart Lake's Road America from 1965 to today. → Read More
This week's Sheboygan history slider shows changes to the First Baptist Church on Ontario Avenue, now known today as 'Jake's, A Lakeland Community.' → Read More
This week's Sheboygan history slider shows what the New Hope United Methodist Church in Greenbush looked like in the 1950s and today. → Read More
This week's Sheboygan County history slider shows the Town of Rhine Civil War monument, which was built in 1868, shortly after the war. → Read More
This Sheboygan history slider showing what Sheridan Elementary School looked like in the 1880s and what it looks like today in 2022. → Read More
This history slider shows Grace Episcopal Church in the 1940s and how the building appears today in 2022. → Read More
Photo slider of Sheboygan history shows the change of Sheridan Park from the early days in 1910 to today. → Read More
Sheboygan's John Balzer Wagon Works built and created custom horse-drawn wagons and early automobile bodies in a downtown plant complex. → Read More
Slider showing changes at the Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge in 1871 to 2022. Today, there is a smooth, four-lane bridge for pedestrians and motorists. → Read More
A slider showing the Sheboygan County Historical Research Center's Mill House before restoration and how that building looks in 2022. → Read More