Washington County, Wisconsin
Amity Leather Products Company Factory (Factory) [Map] Once the largest wallet-making facility in the world, now an apartment building.
August and Mary Westphal House (House) [Map] English Tudor style mansion now operating as a bed and breakfast
Also known as: Westphal Mansion Inn
Barton Historic District (District) [Map] Roughly bounded by Harrison and Jefferson Sts., Barton Ave., Salisbury Rd., Monroe St. and the Milwaukee R., West Bend, Wisconsin
Christ Evangelical Church (Museum) [Map] Deconsecrated church now serving as a museum
Also known as: Christ Church Museum
Convent St. John of God Roman Catholic Church and School (Church) [Map] E of Kewaskum at 1488 Highland Dr., Kewaskum, Wisconsin
Kissel Motor Car Company (Historic marker) [Map] Historic Marker Commemorating the Manufacture of the Kissel Automobile
Kissel's Wheelock Addition Historic District (District) [Map] Residential district developed with Kissel Family influence
Leander F. Frisby House (House) [Map] 304 S. Main St., West Bend, Wisconsin
Also known as: Frisby-Round the Bend-Partners, West Bend Chamber of Commerce
Little Switzerland Fire Tower (Fire tower) [Map] South of Cedar Creek Road and east of Kettle Morraine Drive, Slinger, Wisconsin
Lizard Mound County Park (Burial site) [Map] Acquired by Washington County from the State of Wisconsin in 1986
Also known as: Lizard Mound State Park
Messer--Mayer Mill (Mill) [Map] 4399 Pleasant Hill Rd., Richfield, Wisconsin
Also known as: Richfield Roller Mill
Ritger Wagonmaking and Blacksmith Shop, (Commercial building) [Map] Commercial Building Coverted to Dwelling
Also known as: Ziegelbauer Shop and Residence
Saxonia House (House) [Map] A rare example of German fachwerkbau (half-timber construction) architecture
Also known as: Klessig, Ernst and Liberta, House
Schwartz Ballroom (Building) [Map] Octogonal ballroom from the big band era, built out in the country but surrounded by Hartford over the decades
Also known as: Chandelier Ballroom, Marty Zivko's Rock 'n' Roll Palace
St. Augustine Catholic Church and Cemetery (Church) [Map] Co. Hwy. Y 3 mi. S of jct. of Co. Hwy. Y and SR 33, Trenton, Wisconsin
St. John Kirchen Verein des Westens (Church) [Map] Classic country church, frame construction with Lannon Stone exterior, featuring graceful and well proportioned lines.
Also known as: St. John UCC
St. Lawrence Catholic Church (Place of worship) [Map] Cream City Brick Church, consecrated in 1882 and the only consecrated Catholic church in Washington County
Washington County Courthouse and Jail (Courthouse) [Map] Former courthouse now serving as a museum
Also known as: 1030741846, 1020751833, 0502783014, 1031771749, 0902712, 02047721
West Bend Chicago and North Western Depot (Railroad depot) [Map] Built 1900, Restored 2010; Former railroad depot now serving as an office building
William L. Kissel House (House) [Map] A large structure converted from single family to multi-family home
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