Weyauwega, Wisconsin: Weyauwega Historical Silo Mural
A silo exterior repurposed as a colorful chronology of town history. Look for the Wigwam gas station, and "Kremink, Indian wife of Mr. Tourtelott."
- Address:
- Minton Ave., Weyauwega, WI
- Directions:
- North of the center of town on state route 110 (North Mill Street) at Minton Ave.
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Just north of the center of town is a very colorful mural painted on a silo that depicts events in the town history. Around the back is a sign that describes those depictions.
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The mural illustrates, among its many milestones, the 1929 Wigwam Gas Station that once stood on Main St. Also described: "Kremink, Indian wife of Mr. Tourtelott, who cut down trees to develop Main Street, oversees the past she once knew. Their bones lie in the Smithsonian Institute." (assuming they weren't repatriated)