The village is comprised of 14 buildings, each representing a facet of daily life in the nineteenth century pionerring Midwest. Established in 1938, its goal is to preserve the history and records of New Glarus as well as those relics and antiques left from pioneer settlers. Buildings include an authentic settler's log home, a traditional Swiss bee house, a replica cheese factory, an original school house, Swiss cemetery and a log church.
Address
612 7th Ave
New Glarus, WI 53574
Contact Information
Voice: 608-527-2317
Email: blbeal@madison.tds.net
All InterestsDirections from Nearest Town/Intersectionfrom Chicago - take the NW Tollway (I-90) to Beloit, Wisconsin. Exit I-90 at Highway 81 west. Follow Hwy 81 west to intersection of Hwy 11. Follow 11/81 west to Monroe. Take the Monroe bypass to the New Glarus/Hwy 69 exit. Follow Hwy 69 north to New Glarus.from Milwaukee/Northern Wisconsin - Take I-90 south at Madision to the junction of I-90 and Hwy 18 east of Madison. Follow Hwy 18 west toward Verona. Exit on Hwy 69 to New Glarus.
Disabled AccessHours of OperationMay-Oct 15th Daily 10am-4pm.
History & HeritageTypeWisconsin History