Julaine Farrow Museum

You’ve heard of the Paine Art Center, the Oshkosh Public Museum, the EAA Museum, and the Military Veterans Museum, but have you ever explored the Julaine Farrow Museum in Oshkosh yet? The history of the Winnebago Mental Health Institute (WMHI) is preserved at the Julaine Farrow Museum located at…

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5 Iconic Businesses in Downtown Oshkosh Open for 50+ Years

Oshkosh was established in 1853 and has a rich history of famous businesses. Some you may know - like Oshkosh B’Gosh or Oshkosh Truck. However, there are smaller businesses located in Downtown Oshkosh that have been around for almost just as long and are still a must-stop spot in the downtown area…

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Hudak & the City: Jerry's Bar

Welcome to Hudak in the City! In a nutshell, I am a sub-par blogger with a true love for food and fun in Oshkosh. Follow along monthly for updates on some of my favorite things to do, eat and drink in the greatest city in Wisconsin! Jerry’s Bar in Oshkosh is a staple for myself and many others…

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Oshkosh History: Bob's Trails End

Bob's Trails End is more than just a dive bar on the corner of the street. Bob's Trails End represents the history of Oshkosh. This historic treasure was built in 1887 and is located right on Merritt Avenue and Broad Street. Bob Winkleman, who is the current owner, purchased the bar in 1985. When…

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Oshkosh Public Museum is a Must-See

Fun and family-friendly, the Oshkosh Public Museum is a great place to spend an afternoon. The museum is located inside the historic Sawyer family home and was converted into a public museum in 1924. Today, the spacious mansion houses an outstanding collection of exhibits and artifacts detailing the…

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