National Register Listings in Waukesha County, Wisconsin
Andrews, Sewall, House
Arcadian Bottling Works
Arlington Apartments
Baer, Albert R., House
Bailie, Ralph C., House
Bank of Hartland
Barnes, Andrew, House
Barney House
Barrett, Everett P., House
Becker and Schafer Store Building
Bishopstead
Blair, Sen. William, House
Block C Historic District
Booth, J. C., House
Buckley, Patrick J., House
Burr Oak Tavern
Camp, Thomas, Farmhouse
Caples' Park Historic District
Castleman, Dr. Alfred L., House
Chandler, Walter S., House
Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Passenger Depot
Clarke, George Lawrence Jr., House
Cobb, George N., House
College Avenue Historic District
Cook, Alexander, House
Cutler, Morris, House
Dansk Evangelical Lutheran Kirke
Davis, Cyrus, Farmstead
Davis, Cyrus-Davis Brothers Farmhouse
Delafield Fish Hatchery
Dousman Inn
Downtown Historic District
Dwinnell, George, House
East Broadway Historic District
East Capitol Drive Historic District
Elliot, Dr. F. C., House
Fabacker, Joseph, House
First Baptist Church
First Congregational Church
First Congregational Church
First German Reformed Church
First Methodist Church
Frame, Andrew, House
Freewill Baptist Church
Genesee Town Hall
Genesee Woolen Mill Site
Grace, Perry, House
Grand View Health Resort
Gredler-Gramins House
Hadfield Company Lime Kilns
Hartland Railroad Depot
Haseltine Cobblestone House
Hawks Inn
Hemlock, David, J., House
Henze, LeRoy A., House
Hinkley, Ahira R., House
Hoeltz, Herbert, House
Hoos, Elizabeth, House
Hoos-Rowell House
Hornburg, Harold, House
Jackson House
James, Samuel D., House
Johnston, William, Lime Kiln
Jones, Robert O., House
Kelliher, Michael, House
Koehler, Frank, House and Office
Koepsel House
Laflin Avenue Historic District
Lain-Estburg House
Mace, Garwin A., House
Mace, Garwin, Lime Kilns
Madison Street Historic District
Main Street Historic District
Mann, William G., House
McCall Street Historic District
McCall Street Historic District (Boundary Increase)
Menomonee Falls City Hall
Menomonee Golf Club
Merten, Charles, House
Miller-Davidson House
Moore, Dr. Volney L., House
Moreland Boulevard Pump House and Reservoir
Morey-Andrews House
Morey-Lewis House
Morey-Seidens House
Muskego State Graded School
Nashotah House Theological Seminary
National Guard Armory 127th Regiment Infantry Company G
National Hotel
Needham, Enoch Gardner and Mary Caroline Koch, House
Nelson, Charles E., Sr., House
Newhall Avenue Pump House and Reservoir
Nickell, William, A., House
Northwestern Hotel
Oconomowoc City Hall
Oconomowoc Depot
Oconomowoc High School
Okauchee House
Old Waukesha County Courthouse
Oliver, Owen and Margaret, House
Pabst, Gustave, Estate
Pearl and Grand Avenue Historic District
Peck, Clarence, Residence
Peck, Walter L., House
Pokrandt Blacksmith Shop
Pratt, Hannah, House
Pratt, John A., House
Putney Block
Putney, Frank H., House
Reformed Presbyterian Church of Vernon
Resthaven Hotel
Sanger, Casper M., House
Saylesville Historic District
Schauwitzer, Carl and Therese, House
Schuttler, Henry and Mary, House
Sign of the Willows
Silurian Mineral Springhouse
Sloan, William P., House
Smith, Camillia, House
St. John Chrysostom Church
St. John's Military Academy
St. Joseph's Catholic Church Complex
St. Matthias Episcopal Church
Statesan Historic District
Ten Chimneys
Ten Chimneys
Third Street Bridge
Totten-Butterfield House
Trapp Filling Station
Turck, Christian, House
United Unitarian and Universalist Church
Van Buren, Sarah Belle, House
Village Park Bandstand
Visitation Convent Complex
Ward District No. 3 Schoolhouse
Warren, Stephen, House
Waukesha Post Office
Waukesha Pure Food Company
Welch, C. A., House
West, Deacon, Octagon House
Weston's Antique Apple Orchard
Wick, Michael, Farmhouse and Barn
Wisconsin Avenue Historic District
Wisconsin Industrial School for Boys
Yanke, Louis, Saloon
Zimmer, Johann, Farmhouse
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
The House on the Rock, located in Spring Green, Wisconsin, is a unique tourist attraction that features a bizarre collection of antiques, automata, and other oddities. It was built by architect Alex Jordan Jr. in the 1940s and 1950s.~ Wisconsin random facts