The Museum is housed in the rebuilt Mamer-Hansen Luxembourgian stone barn originally built in 1872 by Jacob Mamer, an immigrant from Septfontaines, Luxembourg. Mamer immigrated to Ozaukee County, Wisconsin in 1854.
The Luxembourg American Cultural Center’s Research Center (RC) is home to the largest collection of resources pertaining to Luxembourg genealogy/heritage/culture outside of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. The RC is also home to genealogical resources for families of any ethnicity from Northern Ozaukee County, Wisconsin.
Address
100 Peter Thein Avenue
Belgium, WI 53004
Contact Information
Voice: 262-476-5086
All InterestsDirections from Nearest Town/Intersection40 minutes north of Milwaukee, 20 minutes south of Sheboygan and 2 hours north of Chicago. From the north and south:
Take I-43 and exit #107 (Belgium/Lake Church exit), from off ramp turn west toward the Village of Belgium. Go one block to County Hwy LL. Turn right (north) on Hwy LL. Take Hwy LL two blocks to Peter Thein Avenue. A parking lot is located next to the Cultural Center
Hours of OperationWednesday, Thursday, Friday, 10am–4pm.
Saturday (1st & 3rd of the month) 1pm–4pm.
Closed on holidays. Open other times by appointment.
History & HeritageTypeEuropean Heritage
