The Museum of Local History located at 111 S. Adams Ave. a two-story brick building built in 1888, is a tribute to the early history of the Berlin area and the people, businesses and industry that helped shape the community. Click here to read more…
The Berlin Bottling Works building, a former carriage house/garage, displays ice harvesting equipment from the days of ice boxes are part of the collection in this building. Early print shop equipment, when pages were set one letter at a time, round out this building’s displays. Click here to read more…
These museums are open the 2nd and 4th Sundays, from 1 to 4 p.m. starting with Memorial weekend to Labor Day weekend. Also open by special appointment by calling the Berlin Public Library at 920-361-5420 or sending an email to historicalsocietyberlinwi@gmail.com. Admission free but donations are welcome.
Built in the mid 1860’s on a farm in Waushara County, Clark School began accepting students in September of 1866. By the early part of the 1960’s these small one-room rural schools were being closed and their students transferred to the larger school systems. Click here to read more…