Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Wisconsin

While in Wisconsin, you might enjoy a visit to:

Folk artist Mary Nohl (1914-2001) filled her lakeside yard with many fanciful and distorted concrete figures.
~18 miles from Franklin.

Miniature stone buildings were part of a folk art village created by the late August Klatt in his yard during the 1930s. The tiny structures were moved when the highway was widened and the park was created.
~20 miles from Franklin.

An ostentatious private home of the Onan family, dazzling in sunlight, fit for the old gods of Egypt. Includes a 3-pyramid garage, King Tut's Tomb replica, and towering statue of Ramses.
~34 miles from Franklin.

The history of dairy farming revealed, including a display about vital parachute drops of bull semen.
~42 miles from Franklin.

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