Great site to learn about the local history. The site is very well kept and maintained. I look forward to coming back and learning more.
Mequons oldest surviving stone house, built in 1848
Step back in time at the historic Jonathan Clark House, a testament to Mequons rich past. As the towns oldest surviving stone house, this 1848 landmark offers a unique glimpse into 19th-century life and local heritage. Explore exhibits showcasing the early settlers and the development of the community. The well-preserved architecture and curated displays provide an engaging educational experience for all ages. Discover the stories within its walls and gain a deeper appreciation for the foundations of Mequon. The Jonathan Clark House is a cherished site for historical exploration.
Great site to learn about the local history. The site is very well kept and maintained. I look forward to coming back and learning more.
Well researched and presented local history!

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