Hearthside Dinners

Select Saturdays | 11AM – 3PM

 German Nov 7 & 14

From wild rice soup and pork ragout to a Yankee pot roast served alongside brethren cheddar bread and apple pandowdy, cook delicious and authentic 1800s-style meals over wood-burning stoves. Advanced registration required.

Hearthside Dinners

Select Saturdays | 11AM – 3PM

 German Nov 7 & 14

From wild rice soup and pork ragout to a Yankee pot roast served alongside brethren cheddar bread and apple pandowdy, cook delicious and authentic 1800s-style meals over wood-burning stoves. Advanced registration required.

a room with 5 carriages for display

Travel Through Time 

Wisconsin’s largest collection of historic carriages and wagons is yours to explore year ‘round at the Wesley W. Jung Carriage Museum. Weather permitting, check out snowshoes at our visitor center and experience the natural beauty of our grounds via a different form of historic transportation! Snowshoes are available with 4+ inches of snow cover. The remainder of our site buildings, including the original Wade House Inn, our sawmill, and blacksmith shop, reopen for general admission in May 2026. 

A woman wearing a white jacket and black pants, and a man wearing a face mask and dark coat lift a white cover off a red and yellow stagecoach secured on a wooden pallet outdoors.

Step Into History – For a Limited Time Only

Step back in time with the 1875 Hotel Style Concord Stagecoach #433 at the Wesley W. Jung Carriage Museum. One of only about 160 known to exist, this beautifully preserved coach is a striking addition to Wisconsin’s largest collection of historic carriages and wagons. Don’t miss your chance to view this remarkable artifact!


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Wade House is one of Sheboygan County’s most unique venues for your wedding and private event. We offer four special venues for any event you want to host!

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All Wisconsin Historical Society members enjoy unlimited free admission to our 11 historic sites and museums, exclusive merchandise and special event discounts, a complimentary annual subscription to the Wisconsin Magazine of History and more. Join at the Family level and above for added benefits and discounts at over 1,200 organizations nationwide! 


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Saturday, February 14 at Wade House
🐎 Over the River and Through the Woods 🐎
9:30 am - 4 pm

What better way to experience Wade House Historic Site's natural winter beauty than by a cozy sleigh ride with family or friends? Glide over fields and through forests while snuggled under a warm blanket listening to the jingle of harness bells. Whether looking for an adventure with friends or a family-friendly outing, our sleigh rides are perfect for making magical winter memories!

To buy tickets and reserve your time, please visit us at wadehouse.wisconsinhistory.org/upcoming-events/
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6 hours ago
Saturday, February 14 at Wade House
🐎 Over the River and Through the Woods 🐎
9:30 am - 4 pm 

What better way to experience Wade House Historic Sites natural winter beauty than by a cozy sleigh ride with family or friends? Glide over fields and through forests while snuggled under a warm blanket listening to the jingle of harness bells. Whether looking for an adventure with friends or a family-friendly outing, our sleigh rides are perfect for making magical winter memories!

To buy tickets and reserve your time, please visit us at https://wadehouse.wisconsinhistory.org/upcoming-events/

Join us this weekend at Wade House for our Wade House Timeless Tales Speaker Series. The event on Saturday, January 31st features Steve Ackerman, Professor Emeritus and former Vice Chancellor for Research and Graduate Education, UW Madison, who will explore the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald from perspectives of the weather, the ship, and the song by Gordon Lightfoot.

To buy tickets, please visit us at wadehouse.wisconsinhistory.org/upcoming-events/
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5 days ago
Join us this weekend at Wade House for our Wade House Timeless Tales Speaker Series. The event on Saturday, January 31st features Steve Ackerman, Professor Emeritus and former Vice Chancellor for Research and Graduate Education, UW Madison, who will explore the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald from perspectives of the weather, the ship, and the song by Gordon Lightfoot. 

To buy tickets, please visit us at https://wadehouse.wisconsinhistory.org/upcoming-events/Image attachment

Winter Home School Days at Wade House
February 12 & March 12, 2026
9 am - 11 am OR 11:30 am - 1:30 pm

Join us at the Wade House Historic Site to explore the world of horsepower in our Visitor Center and Wesley W. Jung Carriage Museum. Learners of all ages will be invited to explore the horse-powered world of Wade House and Wisconsin in the mid-1800s this winter. Explore our state-of-the-art, 20,000-square foot space and immerse yourself in Wisconsin’s largest collection of carriages—some more than 150 years old—as well as interactive exhibits and hands-on displays highlighting their unique history. Learn how 19th-century immigrants built and used plank roads for travel, explore a reproduction and original Abbot-Downing Stagecoach, build carriage models and visit their real-life counterparts, see original artifacts from the height of horse-powered history, harness a model horse, and much more.

$5/student
$10/chaperone
* 1 teacher admitted free per 15 students

Please book your tickets at www.wadehouse.org.
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6 days ago
Winter Home School Days at Wade House
February 12 & March 12, 2026 
9 am - 11 am   OR    11:30 am - 1:30 pm

Join us at the Wade House Historic Site to explore the world of horsepower in our Visitor Center and Wesley W. Jung Carriage Museum. Learners of all ages will be invited to explore the horse-powered world of Wade House and Wisconsin in the mid-1800s  this winter. Explore our state-of-the-art, 20,000-square foot space and immerse yourself in Wisconsin’s largest collection of carriages—some more than 150 years old—as well as interactive exhibits and hands-on displays highlighting their unique history. Learn how 19th-century immigrants built and used plank roads for travel, explore a reproduction and original Abbot-Downing Stagecoach, build carriage models and visit their real-life counterparts, see original artifacts from the height of horse-powered history, harness a model horse, and much more. 

$5/student
$10/chaperone
* 1 teacher admitted free per 15 students

Please book your tickets at www.wadehouse.org.