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Harvest Winery |
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19947 County Hwy J, Chippewa Falls
715-720-1663
Nestled in the heart of apple orchard country the Autumn
Harvest Winery produces fruit & grape wines as well as
fruit & grape wine blends. Visitors can enjoy complimentary
wine tasting,sample gourmet foods and indulge in farm fresh
apples harvested from their orchard.
Open daily from 9am-6pm through October 31, 2010. |
Photo Credit Chippewa Herald |
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Cabin
Ridge Rides
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4271 220th St. Cadott
715-723-9537 or 715-723-0960
A 400-acre recreational facility located in Cadott offering sleigh & wagon rides for groups of all sizes. Small groups can enjoy a ride on the 6 passenger stagecoach, on the 12 passenger Amish buggy, and groups of 16 or more can enjoy bonfires,
picnics and meals in the woods. Two pavilions allow groups
to sit around the bonfire to toast marshmallows and sip hot
chocolate.
Groups may want to relax and stay longer in the woods. The
Lodge seats 120 and the Chalet 35. As with the outdoor parties
the Cabins are private. A wide range of catered meals are
available for the Cabin parties. |
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Chippewa County Genealogical
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Chippewa County Wisconsin Genealogy |
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Chippewa County Historical Society
Chippewa County Genealogical Society |
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123 Allen Street, Chippewa Falls
(715) 723-4399
Chippewa Falls is rich in
history. You can see the history throughout the quaint city.
What started out as an area of lumber with the largest sawmill
in the world became an area of farming and today a large part
of Chippewa Falls is supported by many manufactures. For more
history about Chippewa Falls stop by the History Center.
Hours: Tuesdays 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. |
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Chippewa
Falls Museum of Industry and Technology
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21
East Grand Avenue, Chippewa Falls
(715) 720-9206 Experience first hand the
legacy of Chippewa Falls at The Chippewa Falls Museum
of Industry and Technology. The Museum interprets a
rich, varied history of manufacturing and processing
that began in Chippewa Falls in the 1840's and continues
today. CFMIT relates the story of industry, as well
as telling about the area and people.
The Chippewa Falls Museum of Industry and Technology
has new and exciting educational programs.
Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 11am-4pm, Saturday, 10am-4pm
Admission: Adults $3 Children 18 and under $1
Group rates are available,
Call for more information (715) 720-9206 |
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Connell's Orchard
19372 cty Hwy OO
Chippewa Falls WI 54729
Apples, craft and gift shop featuring Amish furniture, bakery, produce,
jams, honey, maple syrup, wagon rides and pumpkins. |
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| The
Cook-Rutledge Mansion |
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505
West Grand Avenue, Chippewa Falls
(715) 723-7181
Experience the Grand Life-Style of the Lumber Era with a Guided Tour of the Mansion. This 1887 restored and funished lumber baron's home is truly unique. The Cook-Ruthledge Mansion is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is one of the finest remaining examples of High Victorian Italianate architecture in Wisconsin.
Tours Available:
June, July & August
Thursday - Sunday at 2 p.m.
Christmas Tours Available in December
Christmas Open House: The first week of December
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| Dam
Tours |
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19760 Cty Hwy S, Jim Falls
(715) 839-1473
Tours at Jim Falls, Chippewa Falls, Wissota,
Cornell and Holcombe plants. The newest and finest example
is the plant at Jim Falls where two generators have been installed
in the new powerhouse, each with a capacity of 24,000 kilowatts.
Tours must be prearranged by Linda Bradley at (715) 839-1473. |
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Historic Walking
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Step
back in time and experience the history of Chippewa Falls
on a Self-paced Historical Walking Tour. The tour will take
you to a building that was built 1864 that housed Old Abe
the Civil War bald eagle. See the famous Marsh Rainbow Arch
Bridge that was built in 1916 and survived the flood. There
are over 36 sites along this walking tour.
If you would like a copy of the Historic Walking Tour stop
by the Visitors Center or contact us. |
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| Jacob Leinenkugel Brewery |
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1
Jefferson Avenue, Chippewa Falls
1-(888) LEINIES
Leinenkugels has been a big part of the Chippewa Falls history. Not
only do we have the historical brewery, but there is
also a cave in Irvine Park that the Leinenkugel beer
was stored in before there was adequate refrigeration.
Jacob Leinenkugel opened his brewery in 1867 to produce
the finest beer in the land. Today thousands enjoy Leinenkugels
beer and specialty brews. Join the many visitors who
tour the Jacob
Leinenkugel Brewing Company each year on their trips
to the Northwoods of Wisconsin. Experience how their
Specialty Beers are hand-crafted in small batches & at the end of your tour enjoy a couple of samples
of Leinenkugels and enjoy browsing through the
gift shop.
Monday-Thursday & Saturday: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Friday 9 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Sunday 11a.m. to 4 p.m.
Brewery Tours every half-hour during the Leinie
Lodge hours of operation.
Closed Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day.
The Leinie Lodge is closed Easter
Sunday, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Years
Day. For more information on Leinenkugels
Call toll free (888) LEINIES,
Maximum 15 people per tour Reservations Recommended |
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| O'Neil Creek Winery |
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15369 82nd St
Bloomer WI 54724
715-568-2341
open Friday-Saturday 11am-6pm
Sunday 11am-5pm. Rest of the week by appointment |
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| River Bend Vineyard & Winery |
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10439 33rd Ave, Chippewa Falls
(715) 720-WINE (9463)
This winery specializes in growing and producing wines made from cold hardy
grapes grown right here in Chippewa County. They produce wines across the
full spectrum of tastes, from dry to sweet, refreshing to full-bodied.
The tasting room offers complimentary wine sampling as well as wine sales by
the glass and bottle. Gifts and accessories for the wine enthusiast are also
available. The eight-acre vineyard is just steps away from the tasting
room-perfect for a relaxed afternoon. |
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| Yellowstone Cheese Inc. |
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24105 Cty Hwy MM, Cadott WI 54727
Make over 40 varieties of fresh cheese from their own cows milk. |
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