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Village Of Ephraim Historic District

View Website Favorite 3060 Anderson Ln - Ephraim, WI 54211
Information: 920-854-9688

Summer Hours: Tue-Sat, Mid-June – Labor Day 11am-4pm. (Anderson Barn History Museum opens at 10am and tours leave at 10:30am). Fall Hours: Fri & Sat, Labor Day – Mid-October, 11am-4pm. (Anderson Barn History Museum opens at 10am and tours leave at 10:30am).

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Ephraim was founded in 1853 by Moravian settlers. The Village center contains several historic buildings and monuments including the original Moravian Church and parsonage, the Anderson Store and Barn, Bethany Lutheran Church and Pioneer Schoolhouse.

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  • History/Heritage Type
    • Wisconsin History
    • Historic Homes
  • State Historic Sign Site
    • Yes

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