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    Wilson Schoolhouse

    2.0 (1 review)
    Open 8:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    La Crosse Bridge - (Cass Street) La Crosse Bridge over the Mississippi

    La Crosse Bridge

    5.0(1 review)
    4.2 mi

    In most places when you will cross the Mississippi River and journey from one state to another…read more Here in La Crosse, this section of the river is entirely in Wisconsin and you won't be at the border to Minnesota for another mile or so. There are two spans here, with the upriver (westbound) being the Cass Street Bridge and the downriver (eastbound) is the Cameron Avenue Bridge. They connect downtown La Crosse with Barron Island. It is only when you are on the La Crosse West Channel Bridge and you go from Barron Island to cross into La Crescent Minnesota. The Cass Street Bridge (the one that I drove heading west) opened in 1939 and replaced a swing bridge that was damaged in 1935. It is a cantilever bridge 17 panel rivet-connected warren through truss with a a total length of 2532 feet and a width of 30 feet. There is 67 feet of clearance below to the Mississippi. It is paired with the Cameron Avenue bridge that is more modern and opened in 2004. If you're here, do check out the deck truss approach spans which are curved. Another interesting feature is the stairways that are midway along the approach spans at each end of the bridge and allow pedestrians to climb up to the bridge sidewalk. The western stairway includes a crossover stairway that passes under the deck truss allowing pedestrians to switch which sidewalk they are walking on without walking across the roadway. [Review 20711 overall - 280 in Wisconsin - 1692 of 2023.]

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    La Crosse Bridge - (Cass Street) La Crosse Bridge over the Mississippi

    (Cass Street) La Crosse Bridge over the Mississippi

    La Crosse Bridge - (Cass Street) La Crosse Bridge over the Mississippi

    (Cass Street) La Crosse Bridge over the Mississippi

    La Crosse Bridge - (Cass Street) La Crosse Bridge over the Mississippi

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    Dahl Auto Museum

    Dahl Auto Museum

    5.0(5 reviews)
    4.6 mi

    This place is incredible! Every car is owned by the Dahl family and extremely well preserved! If…read moreyou are getting you vehicle serviced at their shop next door, admission is free. Otherwise, admission is only $5, and that is a deal for the cars you'll see! Aside from the cars, they have a very cool hood ornament display case, as well as a timeline that includes the history of cars and includes the price of fuel and milk and U.S. population, etc., along the way. I took many more photos than what I posted because you really have to see the collection in person. They really have some special gems including a Subaru model that only 209 of were manufactured in 2019, so super rare. I consider this a must-visit when in La Crosse whether you are a car enthusiast or not!

    The best museum in La Crosse and like best auto museum in Wisconsin…read more The downtown museum is in an optimum location with free and easy parking right on the street in front of the museum. Adults $5 with seniors even less. The cars are packed into the location but visitors can access each car with360 Degree clearance so you can see the from every angle. The age of this collection goes all the way back to 1909 up to 2016 and each car is pristinely restored and maintained. Displays for each vehicles gives year, model, and model specs as well as cultural details relevant to its time. Really interesting! They capture the not only the timeline of the dealership since its founding, but aspects of La Crosse's specific history, the auto industry as a whole, and America's culture. The hood ornament collection and the gas pump illuminated signs really complement the value of this museum. All of this is accomplished by adding great graphics and neon to pull it all together. My only wish is that the building was even bigger to hold them and grow this magnificent collection. I am not knowledgeable about cars, but this museum was a delight even for people like me. I would guess about 40-50 cars and trucks are on display. Many convertibles! I spent about 2 hours here appreciating this beautifully curated collection. Oh, the space can also be rented for corporate functions and small weddings, too! Finally, It is never packed so it is easy to enjoy time here without having to fight your way through a crowd. Don't miss it. It is worth a special trip to the city just for this museum on a rainy day.

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    Dahl Auto Museum
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    Rivoli Theatre & Pizzeria

    Rivoli Theatre & Pizzeria

    3.9(51 reviews)
    4.9 mi
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    I was in town for a wedding and was just floored to come to here. A historic theater that's been…read morepreserved and updated in all of the right ways, including great food and drinks and an incredibly kind staff. Honestly you gotta come just to see the interior of this place, it's so cool -- there's LED stars in the ceiling! And when's the last time you saw a theater THIS big? Usually these old places get chopped up into what amounts to glorified widescreen TV style screens... but not The Rivoli! Plus I hear they're renovating their top floors to add in studio space for local artists. Not to mention their great mix of programming from new release to family favorites and some cult fare. I hope you all know how special this is to have access to!! Long live the arts revitalization of America!

    So, went to the La Crosse Adventure Film Festival... which was great. What wasn't great was our…read morefood. Took over an hour to get a burnt pizza (and we arrived within the first 10 minutes they opened). Bottom was black. Could not eat the crust (our favorote part). Soda was all gone by the time the pizza arrived. Just bad. To top it off the pizza was not even tasty. Bland and burnt. We ate 4 pieces and brought the rest home to put outside for a local possum to possibly enjoy. At an hour you should have just thrown it out and remade it. I am ok with bad pizza... I am not ok with bad and burnt pizza.

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    Rivoli Theatre & Pizzeria - The main theater

    The main theater

    Rivoli Theatre & Pizzeria - Oddly... the picture does not do the burnt bottom justice.  Just tasted really bad...and took a damn hour.

    Oddly... the picture does not do the burnt bottom justice. Just tasted really bad...and took a damn hour.

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