Lake Geneva’s Lost Hotel
The Lake Geneva Hotel, a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed property, overlooked the lake for more than 50 years.
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.
Learn how the momentous World’s Columbian Exposition is tied to Lake Geneva in this excerpt from our Geneva Lake Stories from the Shore book.
Many of Chicago’s philanthropic powerhouses escaped the city to summer at their opulent homes on Geneva Lake’s north shore.
Harvard Club is quite possibly the oldest camp or club on Geneva Lake. Today, Harvard Club continues to bring generations of families together.
Once upon a time, small town department stores were as much a gathering place as they were a retail establishment. An anchor before the term “anchor store” was coined, their presence paved the way for other businesses in historic downtown districts.
For those who appreciate historic estates with a genteel classical influence, the Lake Geneva homes designed by the Chicago architect Howard Van Doren Shaw may prove to be the homes that truly steal their hearts.
Alma Schmidt Petersen, an heir to Black Point Estate in Lake Geneva, pens her thoughts while traveling in Europe at the onset of WWI.
Dedicated homeowners have lovingly restored the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Penwern estate on Delavan Lake.
Snake Road is a well-known scenic route in Lake Geneva – but did you know its historic residents shaped the future of Chicago and Lake Geneva?
At The Lake presents postcards from the past: gifts to Charles Wacker, well-known Chicagoan and Geneva Lake estate owner, on his 60th birthday.
Hazeldore, a beautiful Queen Anne cottage on the shores of Geneva Lake, provides an unchanged glimpse into the history of our lakeside community.
One of the oldest estates on Geneva Lake, Hillcroft is a modern luxury home surrounded by well-preserved history.
The incredible story of Walworth County’s forgotten Mormon history and one key leader – James Jesse Strang.
This is the story of how Delavan factories, and Delavan women, helped secure victory in World War II.