www.visitwashingtoncounty.com 2008-09 Washington County Visitors Guide Page 9 Attractions in & around washington county A Fair 2 Remember Artists & Crafters 262-692-9488 fair2remember@aol.com
 Arts and Crafts from all over the Midwest, 100  booths  with  dolls,  flowers,  jewelry, woodworking,    birdhouses,    ceramics, clothing and much much more. Free chil- dren's activities, door prizes, WBKV Radio Broadcast Shopping Show, and non-profit organization's concessions. A Spring Fair to Remember April 12, 2008. Fall Fair to RememberOctober25, 2008. Germanfest- August 22-24 Event held in Downtown West Bend Next to Tennies Ace Hardware Store www.downtownwestbend.com
 262-338-3909 German  Heritage  festival  of  German music, dancing, sheepshead tournament, German food, raffles and more. Germantown Historical Society/ Bast Bell Museum & Dheinsville Settlement* www.bastbellmuseum.com
Six-way Crossroads - Holy Hill Road Hwy 145 - Maple Road PO Box 31 Germantown WI 53022 262-628-3170 • Fax 262-253-9904 The   six-way    crossroads    settlement includes  three  museums  plus  pre-Civil War buildings of the original helmet.  The Christ Church (1862) tells the township's story  while  the  Park  contains  the  Wolf Haus  (1853)  half-timber  shoe-makers shop and research library and barn hous- ing the Bast Bell Museum of 5000 bells and Fire Hall.  Group tours available any- time.  Hours April to Nov. - 1 to 4 pm - Wed thru Sun - open to all - Bell's admis- sion $5/4 Adult/Seniors and $1-children. Kewaskum Historical Society, Inc. 1202Parkview Drive (south of Main St.) Kewaskum WI 53040-0394 262-626-4656 Award  winning  museum  and  log  cabin open  to  the  public  Sundays,  May  to September, from 1pm-4pm. Labyrinth Garden Earth Sculpture* 800 N Main Street in Regner Park West Bend, WI 53090 Barbara Robertson 262-338-6903 The  Labyrinth  Garden  is  a  90  ft.  inter- active community garden in seven circuits. The grass pathway leads to the center for a pleasing  experience  of  viewing  the gar- dens or quiet contemplation. Open at all times. www.westbendlabyrinth.com.
 Lake Express High Speed Ferry* 2330 S Lincoln Memorial Drive Milwaukee WI 53207 Kay Collins 414-727-7792 866-914-1010 Fax 414-489-9455 kcollins@lake-express.com
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 High speed auto/passenger ferry, crossing Lake  Michigan,  between  Milwaukee  WI and Muskegon MI, round trips daily April through October.  Cars, motorcycles, bikes and pets welcome.  Group rates available. Larson's Famous Clydesdales* W12654 Reeds Corner Rd Ripon WI 54971 920-748-5466 www.larsonsclydesdales.com
 A truly exciting, entertaining and personal- ized  90-minute guided  tour and  grand- stand   show.   Home   of   13   famous Clydesdales, museum and Clydesdalegift- shop. PET A BABY CLYDESDALE!  Tours and shows 1 p.m., Mon.-Sat., mid May to mid Oct. Reservations preferred. Museum of Wisconsin Art* 300 S Sixth Avenue West Bend WI 53095 262-334-9638 - fax 262-334-8080 The Museum of Wisconsin Art is America's newest regional art museum having the premier  collection   of   Wisconsin   art throughout the ages.  Its Early Wisconsin Collection,  1830-1960,  is  the finest  any- where and the work of Milwaukee-born, Munich-trained artist Carl von Marr, 1858- 1936,  is  prominently  displayed  with  his magnum opus The Flagellants (1889) at 14' x 26', listed as one of the must-see art objects in the state. Contemporary art is displayed  primarily  in  the  One  from Wisconsin    exhibition    series,    which changes monthly. MWA was named #2of the  top   50-day   trip   destinations   by Chicago   Magazine   in   2002.   Open Wednesdays through Fridays, 10:00 am to 4:30 pm, Saturdays from 10:00 am to 4:30 pm, and Sundays from 1:00-4:30 pm.  For details,   please   visit   the   website   at www.wisconsinart.org  or  call  262-334- 9638. * Business is a WCCVB Partner 187393009 Dheinsville Settlement Christ Church 1862 Local History Museum Wolf Haus 1854 Museum & Library Bell Museum 1880 & 1920’s Firehall See 3 Museums on Holy Hill Road nestled in the heart of the hamlet. Operated by the Germantown Historical Society P.O. Box 31, Germantown, WI 53022 • (262) 628-3170 One mile EAST on Holy Hill Rd. off U.S. 41-45 exit Church and Haus Open Wed & Sun 1-4pm June 1 to Oct. 1 Open April 1 thru Nov. 1 Daily 11-4 except Mon. Expires 3-31-09