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Walking Iron Bed & Breakfast
Plan your Mazomanie getaway today! For lodging, try Walking Iron Bed and Breakfast - a stunning brick Victorian Italianate home built in 1865.
Savor the passage of time surrounded by a museum quality restoration blended with luxury...Stroll along the stream, crack a book in the third floor library or explore the formal Victorian parlors, sitting rooms and over eighty feet of porches.
All the amenities are here, complete with exercise area, sauna and massage therapy; prepare to be pampered! Walking Iron Bed and Breakfast brings to life an elegant and special place to travelers from around the world!
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Jura Silverman Studio and Gallery In the early 1900s, every rural valley in Wisconsin had a cheese factory, and every town or village along the railroad had a cheese warehouse. As transportation modes changed, the old warehouses fell into disuse, awaiting a new life and a new appreciation for their well-built features.
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Paws Fur A Cause - 5K Run / 2 Mile Walk Registration starts at 8am, Run starts at 9am and Walk starts at 9:15am.
Benefit run/walk for the Iowa County Humane Society. Pets are welcome on the walk. Event held at the Iowa County Humane Society, 3207 Bennett Rd, Dodgeville, WI 53533. To register, see http://www.ichs.net/5k_run.html. Contact Carr ... Read Entire Article.
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Grandview Folk Art Site The Home of Nick Engelbert, Folk Artist
Beginning in the 1930s and continuing over a period of 30 years, immigrant dairyman Nick Engelbert crafted his visions in concrete, glass and stone and planted them in the gardens surrounding his farm in the Iowa County community of Hollandale.
His work lives on ... Read Entire Article.
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