BurgerFest
Burger Fest started in 1989 to celebrate the birth of the hamburger here in 1885.  The Hamburger Festival occurs annually during the first weekend of August.  

Record Burger
The World's Largest Hamburger, weighing in at 8,266 pounds, was made here in 2001.  It was entirely consumed within an hour by just three people, all of whom were wearing sleeveless Kawasaki racing t-shirts.  I made that whole last sentence up.

Charlie Grill
The oversized grill, where the World's Largest Hamburger was made, sits across from the Railroad Museum.  But the sign next to it says that the record burger was 5,520 lbs and actually made in 1989.  Update that sign, folks.

'Hamburger Charlie' Statue
A 12' statue of "Hamburger Charlie" aka Charles Nagreen (1870 - 1951), the man who invented the hamburger, was unveiled in 2005.

Hamburger Hall of Fame
The Hamburger Hall of Fame is now closed.  But really, how many famous hamburgers are there in existence?

"Drive in.  Learn something.  Be smart."  "Keys of math are the missing link."
James Brunette's yard is a testament to his concerns over the United States Bureau of Standards' definition of an inch.  Several displays and devices offer proof that this unit of measurement must be retooled.  He also seems to have some angst concerning local law enforcement. 

An above-ground fuel tank has been converted to a stainless-steel swine for the local FFA Alumni Chapters' events.

The stern-looking limbless figure sees all.  He may be immobile and seemingly lifeless, but let not the children of Nichols find themselves passing by after curfew, lest they learn the true meaning of terror.

"The phantom horse and rider virtually galloped into KHS tradition about 1940 when a student cloaked himself and his mount in bed sheets and thundered onto the football field to present the opening game ball to the referees."
- section from the Kaukauna Public Library website

A woman and her son discover fresh fish around their house and yard, similar perhaps to the simulated image at the right.

"The spirit of an appallingly mangled hunter dragging a dead wolf has been observed on many occasions at Cedars Lock at night looking at the landscape. In any case, this is an unfriendly phantom that should be avoided."
- section from Ghosts of America website

Also listed in the Paranormal section above.