Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin

Aetna Station No. 5 (Fire station) [Map · Street View]
Repurposed fire station now serving as a private office

Baptist Church (Church) [Map]
Frame church now serving Post #43 of the American Legion
Also known as: Brown-Parfitt American Legion Post #43

Brandon Elevated Water Tank (Water tower) [Map]
207 S. 3rd Street, Brandon, WI

Brandon Village Hall and Library (Library) [Map]
Brick building that has served the village for decades
Also known as: Ellis Block

Carnegie Library (Library) [Map]
Served Ripon as Library until 1973, Now Offices for Ripon College
Also known as: Carnegie Hall (Administration Offices, Ripon College); Pearl's House of Fashion; Accurate Controls

Ceresco Site (Residential building) [Map]
Site of a utopian community from the mid 19th Century
Also known as: Wisconsin Phalanx

Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Depot (Railroad depot) [Map]
182 Forest Ave., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Club Harbor (Commercial building) [Map]
Jct. of WI 151 and Cth W, Pipe, Wisconsin
Also known as: Fuhrman's Hotel, Big Al Capone's

Doe and Fawn (Work of art) [Map]
700 County Park Rd, Waupun, Wisconsin

Dundee Mountain (Natural feature) [Map]
The tallest kame in the Kettle Moraine State Forest

Edwin H. Galloway House (House) [Map]
336 E. Pioneer Rd., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

El Dorado Apartments (Residential building) [Map]
130 Forest Ave., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

End of the Trail (Work of art) [Map]
One of the most famous sculptures in America, located in Waupun

First Baptist Church of Fond du Lac (Church) [Map]
90 S. Macy St., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

First Congregational Church (Church) [Map]
Romanesque Revival church designed by Edward Townsend Mix

George and Mary Agnes Dana House (House) [Map]
136 Sheboygan St., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Horicon Marsh (Natural feature) [Map]
31,653 acre marshland along the Rock River

Hotel Calumet (Hotel) [Map]
170 Forest Ave., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
Also known as: Forest Avenue Hotel

Hotel Retlaw (Hotel) [Map]
15 E. Division St., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
Also known as: Ramada Plaza

Jacob Woodruff House (House) [Map]
610 Liberty St., Ripon, Wisconsin

John Scott Horner House (House) [Map]
Home of John S, "Little Jack" Horner, one of the founders of Ripon and Ripon College
Also known as: Horner-Calden House

Kendall--Blankenburg House (House) [Map · Street View]
Second Empire Style house with additional details executed in the Stick Style

Lakeside Limited (Lakeside Park) Amusement Ride (Railroad vehicle) [Map]
G-16 Miniature Train Company dogbone out-and-back amusement ride.

Lakeside Park Carousel (Carousel) [Map]
Allan Herschell All-Metal Carousel

Lincoln the Dreamer (Work of art) [Map]
Statue of a young Abraham Lincoln created by Ripon College Graduate, Clarence Shaler

Linden Street Historic District (District) [Map]
253-295 and 274-304 Linden St., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Little White Schoolhouse (School) [Map]
Birthplace of the Republican Party
Also known as: Birthplace of the Republican Party

Longfellow School (School) [Map]
Gothic style elementary school building that sits on a large lot
Also known as: Alice Callan School

Marcellus Pedrick House (House) [Map]
Two story grout block house in the Southwestern Historic District
Also known as: Pedrick-Lawson House

Milwaukee Road Caboose #992144 (Railroad vehicle) [Map]
A Thrall Rail Car caboose built for the Milwaukee Road, now in CN Livery

Montgomery and Nancy Tallmadge House (House) [Map]
225 Sheboygan St., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Moose Temple (School) [Map]
17--23 Forest Ave., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
Also known as: College Building, Maze Building

North Main Street Historic District (District) [Map]
Roughly along Main St., from Merrill to Sheboygan, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Northern Casket Company Building (Building) [Map · Street View]
16 N. Brooke St., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Octagon House (House) [Map]
Octagon House that was once a stop on the Underground Railroad.

Pier Cemetery (Cemetery) [Map]
First burial site of white settlers in Fond du Lac County

Recording Angel, The (Work of art) [Map]
Lorado Taft sculpture commissioned by Clarence Shaler in memorial of his wife, Blanche

Richard & Emogene Dart House (House) [Map]
Two story grout block house in the Southwestern Historic District

Ripon College Historic District (District) [Map]
Campus of Ripon College, Alma Mater of Spencer Tracy and Harrison Ford

Rudolph and Louise Ebert House (House) [Map]
Queen Anne Style Mansion on FDL's east side

Saint John Evangelical Lutheran Church (Church) [Map]
670 County Trunk Hwy. S, New Fane, Wisconsin
Also known as: Saint John Lutheran Church

Sisson's Peony Gardens (Site) [Map]
Former commercial nursery specializing in peonies, now a landmark garden.
Also known as: Windmill Garden

Soo Line Locomotive 2714 (Railroad vehicle) [Map]
Soo Line Locomotive 2714 is a 4-6-2 is the only remaining one of four light passenger locos ordered by the Wisconsin Central in 1911.

South Main Street Historic District (District) [Map]
Roughly, 71--213 S. Main St., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Southwest Historic District (District) [Map]
A large neighborhood a little over a block south and southwest downtown Ripon

St. John the Baptist Catholic Church (Church) [Map]
Romanesque church built 1857, Johnsburg grew up around the church

St. Joseph's School (School)
95 E. 2nd St., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

St. Mary School (School) [Map]
63 E. Merrill Avenue, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

St. Mary School (School) [Map]
63 E. Merrill Ave., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

St. Matthias Mission (Cemetery) [Map]
1081 County Trunk S, New Fane, Wisconsin
Also known as: St. Matthias Catholic Church

St. Peter's Episcopal Church (Church) [Map]
217 Houston St., Ripon, Wisconsin

Tygert Street Historic District (District) [Map]
A neighborhood of quiet streets and of fine historic homes built between 1852-1950

Wallace--Jagdfeld Octagon House (House) [Map]
171 Forest Ave., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Watson Street Commercial Historic District (District) [Map]
Downtown District Virtually Unchanged since 1890

Waupun Post Office (Post office) [Map]
Classic Post Office building located in the Fond du Lac County side of Waupun.

William I Cole House (House) [Map]
303 Gillett St., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Zion Congregational Church (Church) [Map]
Old stone country church
Also known as: Old Stone Church