Eight Secret Castles In Wisconsin That You Never Knew Existed


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Wisconsin is an amazing state, but you might need a lot of protection from those crazy Viking fans in Minnesota. Thus Wisconsin has some really great castles that you should totally check out.

1. University of Wisconsin Gym and Armory: Just like the name suggests, this building used to be an armory.
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2. Mars’ Cheese Castle: This castle is actually a cheese shop with a huge selection of different choices of cheeses to buy.
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3. Elk Mound Castle: This castle was make in memory of the postal workers in Dunn county but is now said to be haunted.
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4. History Museum at the Castle: This castle used to be a masonic temple but is a museum now.
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5. Kelley Castle: This castle was made by an electrician by hand.
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6. The Castle in Beaver Dam: This castle was for sale for one and a half million dollars during May, 2016.
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7. White Castle: Seriously, there is only one White Castle restaurant in Wisconsin? That alone makes it worthy of being on this list.
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8. Kengosa Castle: This is a castle in Stoughton, Wisconson. There are rumors that Al Capone built it, but those seem to be untrue.
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