Enjoy the following link from our local TV station, WBAY, featuring Jim Van Lanen Sr. Thank you, Mr. Van Lanen, for helping preserve the rich history of Two Rivers.https://www.wbay.com/2022/06/16/small-towns-museum-man-two-rivers/
Continue reading →What may appear to have been several months of hibernation for the Washington House Museum actually entailed extensive cleaning, reorganizing and updating exhibits. Our museum volunteers worked diligently in all areas to ensure a fresh, exciting welcome for everyone. Always … Continue reading →
By Jeanne Mease Why were German prisoners of war here? POWs on European soil would tie up thousands of Allied troops to guard them. Troops were needed to fight the war overseas, not guard POWs. The solution was … Continue reading →
By Lee Mueller As I write this story, in mid-May 2020, we are about 3-4 months into the Covid-19 outbreak. It’s been quite the eye opening experience for me but not unprecedented in US or Two Rivers history. In the … Continue reading →
By Holly Engelland Picnic Hill and Neshotah Park were my playgrounds when growing up on the Eastside. Many adventures of my own invention took place in those settings. One special place was “the rocks” in Neshotah Park. At the … Continue reading →
By Jeanne Mease My grandmother Bonnie Zuehl would walk the gravel track of Point Beach road a bit beyond where Port Sandy Bay is now located. There were no trees there, and the sand dunes came right up to where … Continue reading →
