Chippewa County, Wisconsin

Bridge Street Commercial Historic District (District) [Map]
Roughly, Bridge St. from Columbia to Spring Sts., Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin

Chippewa Falls Museum of Industry and Technology (Museum) [Map]
Former Mason Shoe data processing center repurposed for a museum of contributions to the world from Chippewa Falls

Chippewa Shoe Manufacturing Company (Industrial building) [Map]
28 W. River St., Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
Also known as: Chippewa Shoe Company

Cobban Bridge Marker (Historic marker) [Map]
Historical Marker Identifying the Cobban Bridge

Cobban, Wisconsin (Populated place) [Map]

Cook-Rutledge House (House) [Map]
505 W. Grand Ave., Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
Also known as: Rand,E. D., House

Cornell Pulpwood Stacker (Structure) [Map]
The last pulpwood stacker of its kind left in the world; Operational until 1971

D. R. Moon Memorial Library (Library) [Map]
E. Fourth Ave., Stanley, Wisconsin

Hotel Chippewa (Hotel) [Map]
16--18 N. Bay St., Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin

Jacob Leinenkugel Brewery (Commercial building) [Map]
Seventh oldest brewery in the United States and oldest business in Chippewa Falls, perhaps in Wisconsin.

Jim Falls, Wisconsin (Populated place) [Map]

L.I. Roe House (House) [Map]
410 N. Franklin St., Stanley, Wisconsin

Marsh Rainbow Arch Bridge (Bridge) [Map]
Rainbow arch bridge over Duncan Creek on Spring Street in Chippewa Falls
Also known as: Spring Street Bridge

McDonell High School (School) [Map]
3 S. High St., Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin

Notre Dame Church and Goldsmith Memorial Chapel (Church) [Map]
117 Allen St., Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin

Old Abe, The War Eagle (Historic marker) [Map]
Historical Marker Commemorating Old Abe, Civil War Battle Mascot

Sheeley House (Commercial building) [Map]
236 W. River St., Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin

Z. C. B. J. Hall (Meeting hall) [Map]
WI 27, 7 mi. N of Cadott, Arthur, Wisconsin
Also known as: Bohemian Hall, Zapadni Cesko Bratrske Jednota Hall