Discover Wisconsin’s Cornish
History and the Couple
Who Helped Preserve It
Every building tells a story, and at Pendarvis, there are plenty, each with a unique narrative to tell. Your journey through this picturesque cluster of stone structures will take you not only through the stories of the people who originally created and inhabited them, but also the story of Bob Neal and Edgar Hellum, the couple who salvaged, restored, and made these buildings shine again.
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Tucked away in historic Mineral Point, Pendarvis celebrates the 20th century preservation efforts of
Do you love history and sharing it with others? We’re now hiring for seasonal tour guides at Pendarvis! This position requires some weekend hours. Seasonal staff enjoy 20% off in the museum store, 40% off Wisconsin Historical Society Press books, free admission to the other 11 Wisconsin Historical Society historic sites, and special staff-only behind-the-scenes enrichment programs.
This application process is for new hires only! Applications are ONLY accepted online through the link below. All questions should be directed to HR@wisconsinhistory.org. Application and more information below:
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Villa Louis Historic Site curator Mary Elise Antoine will be speaking nearby at the Dodgeville Public Library next week on her newest book published by the Wisconsin Historical Society Press. Learn more in the link below! ... See MoreSee Less
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If it has to be -5 degrees out, at least it's pretty to look at! We open for the 2023 season on June 1 when it should be a few degrees warmer.
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Beautiful photos!