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‘Rest Room’ Building was relocated in 1961

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Capturing and Recapturing the Hodag

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City’s Pioneers Lent Their Names To Streets

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Creator of the Hodag legend was a man of many talents

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Dome sets the stage, Historic courthouse gleams through the years

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Downtown Area Attracted Many Blacksmiths

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Early Rhinelander WI Churches

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Hilgermann Left his mark on Brown Street

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History is slowly dismantled as former church comes down

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Hobbyland sold toys to Rhinelander children year-round

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Interest in Boat Company Keeps Surfacing

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John Dillinger provided good publicity for Little Bohemia

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Krueger left a lasting impression of the Northwoods

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Local Man was Dillinger Connection

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Locals have been splashing at Hodag Beach Since the 30s

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New movie reminds Northwoods residents of gangster days

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On The Street Where You Live, Part 2

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Rhinelander boasted a few mail-order homes

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Rhinelander has Long History of Newspapers

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Rhinelander History – Fact or Fiction?

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Rhinelander’s Early Gas Stations

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Rhinelander’s first banks established in 1886

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South Side Location Helped Business Prosper

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St. Joseph’s established 100 years ago

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Unique Advertising Campaign Intrigued Local Residents

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Wildhagen Designed Rhinelander’s City Hall

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Zion’s New Building was Built from the Ground Up

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The mission of the Society is twofold: To purchase and renovate an older home and turn it into a Museum and to become a depository for Rhinelander related items.

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9 South Pelham St., Rhinelander, WI 54501-3458

Summer Hours: Memorial Day - Labor Day
Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat: 11 am to 3 pm

Winter Hours: By Appointment Only
Call: 715-360-0400

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