This was the boyhood home of the Honorable George W. Peck. Governor Peck lived here and attended school in Cold Spring. He authored the book, Peck's Bad Boy and served two terms as the Governor of Wisconsin, 1891-1895. — — Map (db m269450) HM
Two Revolutionary war veterans, Eli Pearce and Israel Ferris, are buried in this cemetery.
Born August 24, 1760, in Middleborough, Massachusetts, Eli Pierce enlisted April 13, 1776, and served six months in Col. Christopher Lippett's Rhode . . . — — Map (db m43483) HM
This pioneer-era stone stable was originally located in the alley near the First English Lutheran Church on Main Street and was moved to its present site near the Depot Museum in 2007. The stone stable is a rare example of early stone construction . . . — — Map (db m191292) HM
This abandoned passenger depot, purchased by the City of Whitewater in April 1973 and leased to the Whitewater Historical Society for 99 years, was dedicated as a museum July 21, 1974. The 85-year old classic Victorian structure was the hub of . . . — — Map (db m68446) HM
The Whitewater Passenger Depot was built in 1890-91 for the Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul Railroad, later known as the Milwaukee Road. It replaced the original frame depot, which was erected in 1852 when the railroad first came to Whitewater. The . . . — — Map (db m191295) HM
