Equality at the Ballot Box: Marking a Century Since the Passage of the 19th Amendment
A glimpse into Walworth County ̓s role in winning this hard-fought, decades-long fight for women’s suffrage.
A glimpse into Walworth County ̓s role in winning this hard-fought, decades-long fight for women’s suffrage.
Fifteen years after its donation to the state, Black Point Estate & Gardens is a true representation of one family’s life on Geneva Lake.
Woodstock’s impeccably restored Opera House offers a wide range of entertainment.
The story of Mary Leiter Curzon, an American heiress (and Lake Geneva princess) who became British royalty.
Lake Geneva resident and son of immigrants, Armen Avedisian was driven to achieve success and lead the efforts to restore our nation’s symbols of freedom.
Incorporated 100 years ago, Williams Bay will celebrate this fall by looking back on its history and reveling in its sense of community.
Back in the day, thousands flocked to Walworth County movie theaters. Join us as we raise the curtain on the history of local theaters.
Enjoy excerpts from the soon-to-be released book, Running the Reds, which offers a glimpse into the vital work of the Geneva Lake Water Safety Patrol.
Black Point’s new gardens capture the spirit of the estate, complementing its history and the woodlands that surround it.
P.T. Barnum, the Mabie Brothers and other amazing circus acts got their start right here in Delavan, Wisconsin.
Once a storied ballroom and popular night club, the Riviera hosted legendary musicians and celebrated bands for over four decades.
A collection of cottages on the shores of Delavan Lake, known as Assembly Park, is more than just a neighborhood — it’s a community steeped in history and cherished traditions.
Faced with discrimination, residents of the Irish Woods petitioned for their own school district in 1857. A year later, they had a one-room, wooden schoolhouse all to themselves — the Woods School.
The Lake Geneva Hotel, a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed property, overlooked the lake for more than 50 years.
In the early 20th century, Edward C. Reinert and Herman Malsch helped build many of the Lake Geneva landmarks we know today.