Heritage Hill State

Heritage Hill State is an open-air living history museum located in Green Bay, Wisconsin. It offers visitors a unique and interactive experience to learn about the history and culture of Northeast Wisconsin. Spread across 56 acres, Heritage Hill features over 25 historical buildings from the early 1800s to the early 1900s, including homes, churches, schools, and shops.

Visitors can step back in time as they tour the buildings and grounds, interacting with costumed interpreters who bring the stories of the past to life. Special events and demonstrations are also held throughout the year, showcasing traditional crafts and skills. Some notable buildings on the site include the 1830s Fort Howard Officers' Quarters, the 1859 Cotton House, and the 1886 Telephone Exchange Building. A visit to Heritage Hill is a must-see for those interested in Wisconsin's rich history and heritage.

In addition to its historical significance, Heritage Hill also offers scenic walking trails and gardens, making it a perfect destination for a family day out. The museum has a gift shop where visitors can purchase unique souvenirs and local crafts. They also have picnic areas and a café where visitors can relax and enjoy a meal in the beautiful surroundings. Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply looking for a fun and educational activity, Heritage Hill State is a destination that should not be missed during your visit to Green Bay, Wisconsin.

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