Experience the world of Wisconsin's early immigrants. Step into the daily lives of the people who called our historic structures ‘home’, while learning their immigration story, ethnic traditions, and how they made their life here in America.

Explore the history and context around the Juneteenth holiday in the United States. Topics explored will include the history of racial injustice in the U.S., the Civil War and the limitations of the Emancipation Proclamation. Additionally, we encourage groups to explore the modern significance of Juneteenth and its long-term impact.

Discover the history of communication for our early residents. From Morse Code, to the popularity of wood type, and the skills of pen and ink - you’ll learn about the past and make connections to today’s communication methods.

There is much to decide in the future of the Village of Pinecrest!

Should a new rail line come to town? Listen as Mrs. Kunze and Mrs. Sorenson debate the issues around their right to own property. The Pinecrest Post is working on an article about gas lighting in town and needs your help. The experience includes 1900s era issues to debate and then vote at the Two Creeks Town Hall and Meeme Poll House.