- Question: Where is Waupaca located, and what is its historical significance?
- Answer: Waupaca is a small city in Waupaca County in Wisconsin, on the banks of the Chain O'Lakes. The area was populated by Native American mound builders, who left 72 earthwork mounds in the area, some of them prehistoric.
- Question: What does the Waupaca Historical Society do?
- Answer: The Waupaca Historical Society, located on Main Street, works on preserving the city’s rich history and educating and informing the public.
- Question: What outdoor amenities does Waupaca offer?
- Answer: Waupaca has a wonderful 30-acre dog park funded by private donations and residents’ fundraising.
- Question: What are some historical landmarks in Waupaca?
- Answer: The Hutchinson House, built in 1854, is a great example of New England-style architecture. The Railroad Depot is one of Waupaca's historical landmarks and a city icon.
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