The Kenosha History Center is a museum located on Kenosha’s harbor that is dedicated to showcasing the history of Kenosha County, ranging from its early settlement to its industrial past. Managed by the Kenosha County Historical Society, the Kenosha History Center is one of two buildings on the site, the first of which focuses on Kenosha County history, and the second – the Southport Light Station Museum –is a restored lightkeeper's home and lighthouse. Special exhibits and galleries at the Kenosha History Center include the Yesteryear Gallery, which highlights the settlement of the area to 1900, and the Rambler Legacy Gallery, which showcases how Kenosha’s auto-making legacy shaped its history.

220 51st Pl, Kenosha, WI 53140, Phone: 262-654-5770

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