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  30999 Slow Lane
Lone Rock, WI, 53556

  Take Highway 14 north out of Gotham for about a mile.  Turn right onto Fairview Road, then left onto Slow Lane.  Follow until the road ends in a turnaround driveway at Merry Farms.

"Frank Lloyd Wright was born on June 8, 1867, in Richland Center. Wright's A.D. German Warehouse, an imposing brick-clad structure, stands immediately adjacent to downtown. A high band of concrete frieze that shows Mayan influences tops the structure. This unique "Mayan" fortress, built in 1915, remains an important link with Wright's later pioneering use of concrete cast-on-site architecture. The building rests on a cork pad providing shock absorption and stability. Wright later used similar construction when designing the famed Imperial Hotel in Tokyo. It no longer stands, but the A.D. German Warehouse does!"
- section from Richland Area Chamber of Commerce website

The actual mastodon skeleton is on display at the University of Wisconsin (Madison) Geology Museum
1. www.geology.wisc.edu
2. www.geology.wisc.edu

"Work on the footbridge began in 1912, enabling west side residents to walk across the river to attend functions, shop and socialize, cutting their travel time in half. A 1951 flood took out one pier, but the bridge was rebuilt and remains a landmark today. It is maintained well and lighted at nighttime. Strolling the bridge, with the wonderful swaying motion that is part of a suspension bridge, brings out the kid in everyone."
- section from Richland Area Chamber of Commerce website

  about 3 miles north of the little unincorporated burg of Ithaca on east side of Highway 58 just south of intersection with Highway 154.

  16320 Cavern Lane
Blue River, WI  53518

  From Highway 60 west of Muscoda, turn right (north) onto Eagle Cave Road.  After nearly 2 miles, turn left onto Cavern Lane.

  From Richland Center, head 6 miles north on Highway 56/80.  Turn right on County Road SR, then left on Steamboat Hollow.

  Pier Park aka Pier Natural Bridge Park
Highway 80
Rockbridge, WI  53581

"Explore Wisconsin's subterranean world at Popp's Cave near Richland Center. In some places the cave is 50 feet below the entrance, 70 feet below the surface, and 645 feet long. The cave includes a few large rooms connected by passages which, at times, are fairly small. Explore under the supervision of the experienced cavers from Family Service."
- section from Wander Wisconsin website

Alleged Alien Abduction  (1988)

"Rockbridge's Wraith"

In the book "Driftless Spirits", author Dennis Boyer tells of the spirit of an abused young woman who leaves her haunt on the bluffs to plague men of unsavory character.

"The Windeeko Spirit of Pine River"

In the book "Driftless Spirits", author Dennis Boyer tells of the ghost of a supernatural being that is trapped beneath the river.

Strange Object Over Graduation Ceremony  (2000)

"...my eyes fell upon a long, white or light silver colored object gliding quickly, steadily from northwest to south east."
- section from UFO Wisconsin report

"Gillingham Barn Poltergeist"

In the book "Driftless Spirits", author Dennis Boyer tells of a pesky ghost that occupies a 19th-century barn.

Green Fireball  (1999)

"It had approx. 600 ft tail of spark and what seemed to be fire."
- section from UFO Wisconsin report

"Lone Rock's Artillery Ghosts"

  monument is in Battery Park on Highway 130

Triangle Shaped Craft Seen During Camping Trip  (1995)

"This ink-black shadow-triangle had tiny white lights at the bottom/tips of each corner and traveled across the sky above me so slowly it almost appeared to be hovering like it was searching for something."
- section from UFO Wisconsin report

Devil's Hitching Post
aka Elephant Rock

  about 3 miles north of the little unincorporated burg of Ithaca on east side of Highway 58 just south of intersection with Highway 154.

"The Empty Chair"

A family Christmas tradition leads to a meaningful encounter with a lost loved one.

"The Dwarf Mastodons of Boaz"

"Ghosts of America" Haunted Location Reports
(take with a grain of salt)

The reports on this site are presumably fiction, using random Wisconsin place names in the stories listed there.  Even so, you might get a kick out of reading them.