With more than two hundred century-old commercial and residential buildings, Columbus presents an almost perfect portrait of the late 19th century. In fact, its “look” was featured in the recent Johnny Depp film “Public Enemies.” Downtown, the Farmer’s and Merchants Union Bank, built in 1919, is a remarkable example of renowned architect Louis Sullivan’s style. The Colonial Carriage Works Showroom on Dickason Blvd. displays an amazing collection of restored horse drawn sleighs and carriages. Nearby, the Columbus Antique Mall is Wisconsin’s largest. Sun Prairie is perhaps best known as the home of “Jimmy the Groundhog,” famous every February 2nd. The city’s Angell Park Speedway plays host to the longest running weekly midget racing show in the country on its third-mile clay oval. The park is also home to the annual Sun Prairie Sweet Corn Festival that attracts more than 100,000 corn lovers every August. The city’s Family Aquatic Center sports a 210-foot water slide, numerous fountains, and sand volleyball. For more information about Columbus, call 920/623-3699 or visit cityofcolumbuswi.com. For Sun Prairie, call 800/400-6162 or log on to visitsunprairie.com.