Clark County, Wisconsin

AT&T Repeater Building (Building) [Map]
Former Long Lines "Repeater" Station, now serving as private offices

Bacon/Webster-Wolff/Roberts House (House) [Map]
Multi-gable house with iron-crested belvedere tower

Blach House (House) [Map]
Queen Anne house recognised by local historians as one of Neillsville's historic homes

C.C. Sniteman House (House) [Map]
Prairie Style home of Neillsville's long time pharmacist

Charles and Theresa Cornelius House (House) [Map]
Massive Queen Anne house with tower and wrap-around porch, undergoing restoration

Charles Foote House (House) [Map]
Brick Italianate Farmhouse built in 1878 east of Neilsville
Also known as: Foote, Charles, Homestead; Pleasant Ridge

Chatty Belle (Miscellaneous) [Map]
"The World's Largest Talking Cow" (Probably the world's only talking cow)

Clark County Jail (Museum) [Map]
Former jail now serving as a museum

Decatur and Kate Dickinson House (House) [Map]
Queen Anne House with 15 gables, creating numerous interesting rooflines

First Church of Christ, Scientist (Church) [Map]
132 E Fourth St., Neillsville, Wisconsin

Forrest D. and Marian Calway House (House) [Map]
318 E. Fourth St., Neillsville, Wisconsin

George W. and Sarah Trogner House (House) [Map]
108 Grand Ave., Neillsville, Wisconsin

Herman M. and Hanna Hediger House (House) [Map]
A Swiss Chalet designed by Swiss born Herman M. Hediger

Homer M. Root House (House) [Map]
Craftsman style bungalow

Humbird, Wisconsin (Populated place) [Map]

James L. Gates House (House) [Map]
Gothic Revival style house built prior to 1876

John and Maria Hein House (House) [Map]
824 Hewett St., Neillsville, Wisconsin

Judge James O'Neill House (House) [Map]
Italianate house that has also served as the community hospital and nursing home, now a private residence again

Judge Oscar W. Schoengarth House (House) [Map]
Dutch Colonial Revival House with Gambrel Roof

Kurth, Wisconsin (Placename) [Map]
Ghost town between Neillsville and Granton

Lloyd Heights Manor (House) [Map]
Victorian mansion slightly off the beaten path
Also known as: George and Ida Lloyd House

Mahar/Bruley/Dewhurst House (House) [Map]
Victorian Mansion, Converted to a Museum now serving as a bed and breakfast
Also known as: Tuft's Mansion The B&B With History and All That Jazz

Neillsville Downtown Historic District (District) [Map]
Downtown Historic District

Neillsville Masonic Temple Lodge No. 163 (Place of worship) [Map]
Former Masonic Temple now serving a church congregation
Also known as: Neillsville Assembly of God Church

Neillsville Post Office (Post office) [Map]
619 Hewett St., Neillsville, Wisconsin

Neilsville Standpipe (Water tower) [Map]
Poured concrete standpipe protecting a steel elevated water tank

Omaha Hotel (Hotel) [Map]
Two story brick structure that served as a railroad hotel until the 1940s

Owen High School (School) [Map]
101 East Third St., Owen, Wisconsin
Also known as: Owen Elementary School

Reed School (School) [Map]
One room schoolhouse in use from 1915 through 1951
Also known as: Pleasant Ridge School

Robert Schofield House (House) [Map]
303 W. Schofield Ave., Greenwood, Wisconsin

Silver Dome Ballroom, The (Building) [Map]
1930s era dance hall built with a Lamella truss design allowing for a truss and column free design

The High Ground ~ Veterans Memorial Park (Park) [Map]
Privately funded, 146 acre veterans memorial park dedicated to all who served
Also known as: Wisconsin Vietnam Veterans Memorial Project, Inc.

The Home of Colby Cheese (Historic marker) [Map]
Historical Marker commemorating Colby Cheese

Trow, Wisconsin (Placename) [Map]

Wisconsin World's Fair Pavillion (Building) [Map]
New York World's Fair Pavillion relocated to Neilsville after the close of the fair.
Also known as: Central Wisconsin Broadcasting Inc., Pavilion Cheese & Gifts

Woodland Hotel (Hotel) [Map]
Hotel in continuous operation since 1906

Worden, Wisconsin (Placename) [Map]