Built in 1888 for Chicago beer baron Conrad Seipp, Black Point Estate remains a place to relax and explore. Arrive by boat to enjoy stunning Geneva Lake views and tour one of the finest examples of Victorian architecture and period furniture in the Midwest.

Since 2003, the Delavan Historical Society has worked to educate and preserve awareness of Delavan's unique past. Its Exhibit and Resource Center provides the community a place to collect and safeguard documents and artifacts reflecting local city and town history.

The Walldogs are talented sign and mural artists from around the world who paint large historic wall advertisements in the styles of the past. Their colorful murals throughout Delavan capture the town's history, culture, and character in stunning outdoor art.

The East Troy Area Historical Society collects, preserves, and shares the rich history of the East Troy area through year-round programming, historical presentations at various venues, and educational tours and programs for school-age children.

Enjoy a 14-mile scenic round trip aboard restored trolleys and interurban cars. The East Troy Depot is on the National Register of Historic Places. Trains stop at the Elegant Farmer for homemade apple pie — with excursion, dinner, and lunch trains available.

The Geneva Lake Museum captures decades of local history through real artifacts — furniture, clothing, boats, instruments, and more — most donated by longtime area residents. Come enjoy fascinating, thought-provoking exhibits rooted in genuine community history.

A vibrant center preserving Walworth County's rich history, featuring the Webster House Museum, Veterans Museum, Doris Reinke Research Center, and more. Engaging exhibits and educational programs make it a rewarding visit for all ages.

The Whitewater Historical Society preserves local history through a museum housed in the historic Whitewater Passenger Depot, along with four annual programs featuring speakers on local history topics and oversight of the nearby historic Stone Stable.

A historic landmark dedicated to restoring its campus and advancing astronomical research and education. Yerkes fosters collaboration between astrophysicists, artists, and musicians, blending science, architecture, nature, and creativity into innovative programs.