Edward H. Wolf Schleisingerville to Slinger Historical Museum

See town history, vintage racing, and railroads presented in a charming 1917 church

4.9· 30 reviews

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Explore the rich history of Slinger, Wisconsin, at this engaging local museum. Housed in a beautifully preserved 1917 church, the museum offers a fascinating journey through the town's past, from its early days to its development as a vibrant community. Discover diverse exhibits showcasing local memorabilia, including displays on the area's brewing heritage and the thrilling history of the Slinger Super Speedway. The museum provides a comprehensive look at the people and events that shaped this unique Wisconsin town. A particular highlight for many visitors is the impressive model train layout located in the basement, offering an immersive experience for railfans and families alike. Knowledgeable volunteers are often on hand to share insights and stories, making each visit both educational and memorable.

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Bikes Boats Boots WI
5.0·a year ago

Driving through town and got stopped by a train. Saw the sign the museum was open and free too! Amazing place with tons of history -- beer, racetrack, trains, etc! The memorabilia collection is quite stunning and worth a visit. Cool train layout in the basement too

Daniel F
5.0·4 years ago

Every small town should have a museum like this showcasing its history. Unfortunately I forget his name but the guy who was giving me the tour was quite knowledgeable. I came into town for a few hours to kill some time while waiting for a family member to have a surgery procedure done at a hospital nearby. Came into town not knowing much about it but because of this museum I left being somewhat of an expert. Being an avid railfan I can say with all certainty that any rail fan will enjoy this spot. I would have to make one recommendation and that would be too remove those pine trees that are behind the place and in their place put a train watching area with like a park grill or something. If you were to do this, you would bring in rail fans (and their money) from all over the place. There is a really nice view of Slinger Junction of course but there's something really picturesque about trains coming southbound going around that corner.

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al giencke
5.0·2 years ago

If you are from the area this is a must see. A huge variety of items well preserved and professionally displayed. It was a real flashback to the time I was growing up in Slinger. Well done! Will come back as there was too much to take in all at one time. Thank you Nancy for the tour.

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Stryper Steve
5.0·2 years ago

Exceeded expectations-learned so much about Slinger/Cedar Lake. Volunteers were wonderful and well-versed. Absolutely going to spend more time there.

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