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"The Pyramid of the Nile is an historic icon of Dodge County. The building is an over 40 foot tall pyramid. It's unique structure has made it famous all over Wisconsin. The interior is decorated with ancient Egyptian sculptures and paintings. The Pyramid was constructed in the 1960's by two local couples. The restaurant quickly became 'The Place' to go for an elegant evening of fine dining."
- section from official website

  W 6711 Hwy 33 East

Juneau, WI  53039
(920) 356-0388

hours:
(Tues - Sat)  4pm – 10pm
(Sun) 10am – 2pm  /  CLOSED MONDAYS

  N1557 Highway 67
Ashippun, WI  53003
(800) 558-7745

hours:
• all-year long  (Mon - Fri)  9am – 3pm
• only May 15 thru Oct 30:  (Sat and Sun)  12pm – 4pm

Waupun has several unique sculptures in and around the city, including "The End of the Trail", "Doe and Fawn", "Recording Angel", "Who Sows Believes in God", "The Pioneers", "Dawn of Day", "Morning of Life" and "The Citadel".

Also, in Heritage Park, is a large Dutch windmill.

  W2550 Oak Street
 Ashippun, WI  53003
(920) 474-4484

"One of the Fire Company’s annual fund raising events is the New Year’s Day Toilet Bowl. The idea of the Toilet Bowl originated in 1967 as the result of a conversation between two Hustisford residents who sought an alternative to watching the bowl games on TV. The no-pads, no helmets’ game enticed more and more participating players and spectators each year... Prior to the noon parade, the year’s royalty are announced. The newly crowned king and queen ride through the parade on a giant toilet-shaped float and exchange throwing billowing rolls of toilet paper with parade goers. The football game follows in the snow-covered outfield of the Village Ballpark."
- section from Hustisford official site

Mayville Crop Circles  (2003)

Clyman Crop Circles  (2003)

Fox Lake UFO Sightings

"At 7:52 I saw probably the strangest thing i've seen in my life. There were about 8 lights that were in a circle that all randomly flashed red and gold."
- section from UFO Wisconsin 10-10-03 report

Flashing Orb Seen Over Field  (1998)

"I'm guessing it was about 3 feet or so in diameter and covered with white flashing lights, like strobes. I slowed down to a crawl as I got "next" to it, and remembered watching those lights and realizing as fast as they were flashing, they were all going off one at a time."
- section from UFO Wisconsin report

Beaver Dam UFO Sightings

"As it passed the first object, the first one split into two, one going SE, the other going NE."
- section from UFO Wisconsin 08-06-03 report

Bright Light Moving in Sky  (2003)

"Basically it was a bright (white) light that traveled very quickly across the sky in the west."
- section from UFO Wisconsin report

Bright Light Over Lomira  (2005)

"I saw what looked like a pulsating star, brighten, move in what appeared to be a southwest direction for a short ways, stop, enlarge to twice it's size..."
- section from UFO Wisconsin report

Eagle Road Cemetery
aka Evangelical Church Cemetery

  Take Highway 15 southeast out of Juneau for about 4 miles.  Turn right (west) on Eagle Road.

Objects Maneuver at High Speed  (1998)

"When it appeared to stop almost directly over-head it started to move slowly in a Northerly direction. It then made an incedible (sic) series of movements much like a ball bouncing in a sine wave fashion."
- section from UFO Wisconsin report

Object Seen Hovering over Farmhouse  (2001)

"When we got closer we noticed that it had three different colors red, green, and blue coming from the bottom of it."
- section from UFO Wisconsin report

Ghosts of Clyman

"At this point I was wide awake and flying up the stairs with my crying niece in my arms. We went back into my room and threw the blankets over our heads and stayed there until her parents woke up."
- section from Ghost Village website

"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.

The Tallman House

Like the Summerwind mansion in Vilas County or the Nodolf house near Platteville, the Tallman house in Horicon was deemed worthy of being recreated for a television program.  "Unsolved Mysteries" aired a segment that dealt with the strange occurrences that plagued the Tallman family starting back in 1986.  Accounts may vary on what actually happened in this house, but several incidents keep repeating, such as the radio in a child's room changed stations by itself, a figure of an old woman was seen behind a bedroom door at night, the father saw the attached garage engulfed in flames, plus many other poltergeist-like events.  The stories also mention a bunk bed that was thought to be the source of the disturbances, so it was sent to a landfill.

Audubon Inn

In the book "Strange Wisconsin", author Linda Godfrey tells about the harmless phantoms that have been witnessed by the owners and guests alike in this century-old bed & breakfast.

Beaver Dam Area Community Theatre

A suicidal spirit is said to haunt this building. 

Lowell Bridge

So the story goes: if you stop your vehicle in the middle of the bridge, the rails will start dripping blood.

The debate is out on the abandoned school's paranormal status.

2009 UPDATE:  The school has been demolished.  Perhaps some haunted townhouses will be built on the plot.

"Housed in a restored railroad depot, this museum features an extensive collection of Native American Indian artifacts."
- section from Explore Wisconsin website

  211 Cordelia St.
Fox Lake, WI  53933
(920) 928-3095

hours:
(first and third Sundays until October)  1pm – 4pm

"The Satterlee Clark House was built in 1863. Some of the rooms of the home are furnished while others are used for display purposes. Also on the grounds is an original one room school house built in 1884."
- section from the Wisconline website

  (4 blocks north of Lake and Elm Streets)
322 Winter St.
Horicon, WI  53032
(920) 485-2011

hours:
May thru October  (4th Sunday of the month)  1pm – 4pm
Tours by appointment.

"The Seippel Homestead and Center for the Arts is located in what was once the Seippel family home. The facility has exhibit space, two classrooms and a gift shop. The grand home, of fieldstone with a red clay tile roof, has the look of an Italian villa."
- section from the Portal Wisconsin website

  1605 N. Spring St.
Beaver Dam, WI  53916
(920) 885-3635

hours:
• January thru October  (Thurs, Sat & Sun)  1pm – 4pm
• November thru December  (daily)  1pm – 4pm