Explore the history of the Paper Valley and discover the inventions, events and figures who have placed the Fox Cities on the map throughout the years
The Fox Cities have been a part of the Paper Valley, an industrial powerhouse in the production of paper goods since the 1860s. From having the first house in the world to be illuminated with electricity (Hearthstone Historic House) to being the home town of great magician and showman (Harry Houdini), the greater Appleton area is host to an assortment of historic people, places, and events. Listed below are a few places where you can learn more about the Fox Cities:
History Museum at the Castle
Hearthstone Historic House Museum
Building for Kids Children's Museum
Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass
Weis Earth Science Museum
Doty Cabin
Grignon Mansion
For a complete list of museums and historical sites in the Fox Cities click here.
History Museum at the Castle
330 E. College Ave
Appleton, Wisconsin 54911
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Building for Kids Children's Museum
100 W College Ave
Appleton, Wisconsin 54911-5706
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Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass
165 N Park Ave
Neenah, Wisconsin 54956-2994
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