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Sites on the National Register
of Historic Places
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1
Bernard
Schwartz House
2 Rogers Street
Fishing Village/Great
Lakes Coast Guard Museum
3 Hamilton Woodtype &
Printing Museum
4 J.E. Hamilton Community House
5 U.S. Post Office
6
Rawley Point Lighthouse
7 French Side Fishing Village
District
8 St. Luke's Church complex
9
Historic Washington House
10 Two Rivers
History Museum
Manitowoc County
Historical Sites
Historical
Review of Two Rivers
Circa 1930
Summary
Indians & Settlement
Early Settlers
Tanning Industry
Ship Building
Shipping & Commerce
Growth of Manufacturing
Education & Culture
Thomas Walsh (namesake of Walsh
Field)
Public Library System
Shipwrecks
Historical map of nearly 40 shipwrecks
off Two Rivers from 1857 to 1956
SnoFest - Snow in July
Two Rivers Celebrated V-J Day in 1945
Photo of downtown during the impromptu celebration, pages of letters from
soldiers, and much more in this 10-page newspaper called The Sojourner. (see
map at right)
Neshotah: The Story of Two Rivers
Evan Gagnon's early
story of Two Rivers from the
University of
Wisconsin Digital Collections
Manitowoc County
Where History Lives |
Birthplace of the Ice Cream
Sundae
Birthplace of the Automatic Clothes Dryer
Map of Two Rivers in 1945
click map for large version
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