It's a grand ol' flag, it's a high flying... Actually I'd…read moregive it 5 stars if it was at least 2 times larger. Cheers M'erica!

The Acuity Flag is the tallest flag pole in the world holding a U.S. flag. 100 feet taller than…read morethe Statue of Liberty! The pole is 400 feet tall and holds a flag that is 60 x 120 feet. (7,200 sq feet = to the width of a football field). There are 2 different flags that fly, one is 220 lbs (normal conditions) and the other is 350 lbs. flying during harsher weather. Base of pole is 11 feet in diameter and weighs 420,000 pounds! The location is right alongside I-43 and you can see it coming from all directions. The original flag actually fell over a few years ago during some bad weather because the foundation was not strong or large enough. This new one is even bigger and obliviously stronger! The flag is located on the grounds of Acuity Insurance, which has been very charitable to many non-profit organizations, along with Veteran services.

Wow, best kept secret around. Rich history of horse drawn carriages in the museum, blacksmith…read morehands on workshops and demos, 1800's logging history and demo, horse drawn carriage ride, and the truly fascinating history of Wisconsin's Wade House (complete with detailed tour.). Those who work there clearly enjoy sharing this history with the visitors, and it was a truly enjoyable experience.

A wonderful experience back in time. Loved the museum, buggy ride, saw mill, and tour of home. Very…read morelow pricing for such a wonderful experience. Highly recommend for experiencing the past.

We've visited a few times and the history is really interesting but tough with kids (aside from…read moreduring their gingerbread show which is adorable and fun) because they're not allowed to touch anything. So, while the building houses Girl Scout troops and things, the tours aren't really young child friendly. During the holidays, there is a gingerbread show where you can vote in different categories and that is really fun and very kid friendly.

It is strange because it's says they have free tours daily except holidays but it looks like no one…read moreis around. Sure enough the guide will show and take you on this neat journey of this amazing building and cultural history.

This is the newest WI state park. we were excited as effigy mounds are an interest of ours. we…read morebought the pass but it appears this was not needed. There is plenty of parking. The mounds are a weedy mess. you can barely see them with all the brush and overgrowth. I don't understand why this isn't maintained better. The pavilion is nice but the interactive display is broken. there is one portapotty in the rough that anyone with a disability would struggle to get to. We study the mounds throughout the Midwest and this is the worst condition we have seen.

Now a State Park, but you wouldn't know that from the lack of signs at the entrance. Beautiful…read moreplace, and a nice place to reflect. I'm glad these pieces of Wisconsin history are getting state protection. The trails are a bit of a maze, but they seems to bring you back to the car park. Visit this park! Just don't walk on the mounds.

This former courthouse is a wonderful museum highlighting Washington County's history from before…read morethe arrival of Europeans centuries ago to the twentieth century. Perfect for ages 8 to 80, give or take a decade.

Love how big the library is. Then term and kids floors are magical. It's one of our favorite places…read moreto be on a poopy day

Three floors of library to peruse and get lost in adventure! Mu ha ha!…read more I first started out in their graphic novel section on the first floor and let me tell you, it was the largest collection I have seen in my travels! I was impressed! I then went to check out their kids section on the 3rd floor, figuring I'd work from the top down. They have tons to offer the 'itty bitties'- picture books, chapter books, more graphic novels and audio books also! Heading down to the 2nd floor to check out their teen section (to the right) they have a comfy, informal atmosphere with bean back style chairs, computers and a spiral staircase that climbs upward to the 3rd floor teen meeting room. The rest of the floor is a mix of fiction and nonfiction, copiers and computers and magazines. All-in-all, I'm a fan!

Fantastic place for kids and folks of all ages to get a historical lesson on how life was like for…read moreearly American Pioneers. They have real historic homes and buildings throughout the property showcasing everything from going to school, home life, farm life, church, and even a post office/rail station that date back as far as the 1840's. The restored train car is awesome! Their attention to detail and historical accuracy is impeccable and impressive, to say the least. You literally walk in the buildings and are instantly taken back in time when you look to see every square inch around you is a preserved antique. We've been here quite a few times and each time there was something new to discover or try out (we love when they have hands-on stations!). Different things we had the opportunity to experience on our visits include making our own butter, tin-punched ornaments, & scavenger hunts. During our visits, the buildings were all opened for touring and there were interpreters dressed in period clothing ready to give you a history lesson on that building and answer any questions we may have had. The Pioneer Village is also host to numerous events throughout the year so there's always a reason to visit!

This courthouse has been very helpful to me and is one of the more "fair" and knowledgeable…read morecourthouses in Wisconsin. They allowed my mom to take guardianship of my daughter due to being an abused woman and being isolated. I went through a lot being an abused woman and they set me up with an amazing set of CHIPS workers as well as a nice guardian at litem who was very helpful in getting me the services I need in the best interest for my daughter. This courthouse is very nice; I'm waiting for Fond Du Lac courthouse to open their business so that I can write a review for them as well. That's my second favorite courthouse. I know the police at both locations that guard the courthouse and they are very helpful in getting you where you need to go. Thank you Washington court house!

I can only review the process to reserve park space. We're holding our wedding at Homestead Hollow…read morein Germantown.You cannot reserve space on line or via the phone. You must physically go to West Bend.....One the fist working day of the calendar year in which you wish to reserve space. While I do get that they are trying to be fair and keep it simple, it was quite the ordeal. We go there at 8 when the office opened and there was a line of 15 ahead of us. We were checked in and she used a wall calendar to check if our date was available. It was so we were ushered to line number 2. We waited for about an hour before making it to the counter where we were then given a contract. Once that was filled out double stamped and copied, off to line 3 to actually pay. The whole process took about 2 hours. It was worth is to us, the prices are great and they're pretty open in terms of use and no catering specifications, etc. But, it was very nerve wracking having to wait and see if we got the date. I do love old school methods and am far from a full on techy, I would have preferred an online system for goodness sakes.