www.visitwashingtoncounty.com 2009-10 Washington County Visitors Guide Page 9 in & around Washington County Attractions 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 for Adult/Seniors and $1-children. The Jackson Historical Society* 1860 Mill Road Jackson, WI 53037 262-338-8867 Jerry Prochnow Mail address: 2053ParadiseDr, West Bend 53095 jhsheritage@sbcglobal.net
 An 1843 emigration brought Pomeranian Germans to settle in the Jackson area.  Visit our Historic Immanuel Lutheran Church, one-room school house, and Groth family two-story log home by appointment. 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 31 to September13, 2009 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. Thegrass 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 MilwaukeeWI 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 Clydesdale gift- shop. PET A BABYCLYDESDALE! Tours and shows 1 p.m., Mon.-Sat., mid May to mid Oct. Reservations preferred. Meadowbrook Country Market & Meadowbrook Pumpkin Farm* Richard Takacs 2970 Mile View Road West Bend WI 53095 262-338-3649 www.meadowbrookfun.com
Meadowbrook Market and Pumpkin Farm is  a  family  Farm  since 1960s  that  raises many varieties of pumpkins, and Fall Décor. They have an animal park and petting area. Offer wagon rides in October and have both pick your own Pumpkins as well as 17vari- eties already picked. But their specialty is Entertainment.  The  creepy  and  haunted cornfields, by day it is filled with extensive creepy and scary well done scenes, many with sound and action, 40 min of adventur- ous excitement for you and your kids. By night on weekends, it comes to life with Live Actors as well as sound systems, fog and light effects. It's one of only a few in the Nation. So if your into Halloween, or just like an adventurous track through a cornfield or just spend time with your family, this small Family Farm with exciting entertainment is a must on your list. Find more information at their website www.Meadowbrookfun.com.
 Farm open August thru December. Museum of Wisconsin Art* 300 SSixth Avenue West Bend WI 53095 262-334-9638 Fax 262-334-8080 www.wisconsinart.org
 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 #2 of 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. Old Courthouse Square Museum Washington County Historical Society* 320 South 5th Avenue West Bend WI 53095 262-335-4678 Fax 262-335-4612 wchs@historyisfun.com|
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 A masterpiece of late 19th century archi- tecture. Guided tours of the museum and old jailhouse featuring historical exhibits on local businesses, industry and early set- tlers - exciting interactive exhibits gallery, gift shop and more! See our display ad under this heading or visit our website for details.    Richfield Historical Society* Kathleen Weberg, President 4399 Pleasant Hill Rd, PO Box 268 Richfield WI 53076 262-628-0252 www.richfieldhistoricalsociety.org
 Located in Richfield Historical Park, 1870 restored grist mill with original equipment and  1900's  6  bedroom  farm  house. National register of Historic Places, adja- cent to Richfield Nature Park, parks open daily, tours of buildings open on request. Located 1/4 mile east of Hwy 164 and 2 miles north of Hwy 167. Shalom Wildlife Sanctuary* 1901Shalom Drive West Bend WI 53090 262-338-1310 shalomwildlife@yahoo.com
 www.shalomwildlife.com
 Take a  Golf  cart  on  a  self  guided  tour through the wildlife sanctuary.  See Elk, Bison, Albino and Trophy Whitetail deer, Dall Sheep and more - Tuesday through Friday 1pm to 5pm, Saturday & Sunday 10am to 5pm. West Bend Sculpture Walk* PO Box 1134 West Bend WI 53095 262-644-9600 West Bend Riverfront runs 3.1miles along the  Milwaukee  River beginning  at  River Road   and   extending   northwest   to Roosevelt  Road.  West  Bend  Friends  of Sculpture has dedicated itself to placing over 20 pieces of art along the riverscape and City of West Bend. Wisconsin Automotive Museum* 147North Rural St Hartford WI 53027 Dale Anderson - Executive Director 262-673-7999 www.wisconsinautomuseum.com