La Crosse County, Wisconsin
Bridge No. 5 (Bridge)
[Map] Riveted Warren pony truss relocated here in 1996 from Pierce County, Wisconsin
Frank Eugene Nichols House (House)
[Map] 421 N. Second St., Onalaska, WisconsinAlso known as: Nichols/Hermann House, Lumber Baron Bed & Breakfast
Freight House (Railroad depot)
[Map] Old freight station repurposed as a popular restaurantAlso known as: Chicago,Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Offices & Freight Wareh
Gideon C. Hixon House (House)
[Map] 429 N. 7th St., La Crosse, WisconsinAlso known as: A LaCrosse County Historical Museum
Grandad Bluff (Natural feature)
[Map] A 590 foot tall mesa overlooking the CIty of La Crosse and the Mississippi River ValleyAlso known as: Grandad Bluff Park
Hamlin Garland House (House)
[Map] Simple frame home purchased by Pulitzer Prize writer, Hamlin Garlin, for his parents
Maria Angelorum Chapel (Church)
[Map] 901 Franciscan Way, La Crosse, WisconsinAlso known as: Mary of the Angels Chapel and, the Chapel of Perpetual Adoration
Mindoro Cut (Road)
[Map] A hand-hewn cut through hard rock, built in 1907-08, remaining virtually unchanged
Our Lady of Sorrows Chapel (Church)
[Map] 519 Losey Blvd. S, La Crosse, WisconsinAlso known as: Chapel of the Blessed Virgin of the Seven Dolors, Cemetery Ch
Powell Place (Commercial building)
[Map] 200-212 Main St., La Crosse, WisconsinAlso known as: Healey Block
U.S. Fish Control Laboratory (Building)
[Map] Former government administration building repurposed as the visitors' bureauAlso known as: La Crosse Area Convention and Visitor Bureau
Waterworks Building (Building)
[Map] Former water works building repurposed as an art and civic centerAlso known as: The Pump House
Will Ott House (House)
[Map] A striking Queen Anne house in a residential neighborhoodAlso known as: Weekley House