130 East Main Street,
Little Chute,
WI54140Directions
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Diane
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Report|5 months ago
Great tour, very interesting and informative! Beautiful objects donated by families from Little Chute, like an art gallery and Historical building all in one.
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kristi
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Report|5 months ago
Learned some interesting facts
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Kristin
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Report|6 months ago
Learned a lot and was neat experience to see inside the mill. Great place to learn about some local history as well.
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Jacquelynn
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Report|6 months ago
This experience was incredible and made my mother so happy.
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Amy
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Report|6 months ago
We were expecting a self guided tour and it was a guided tour with a few added bonuses since we happened to be there at the right time.
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Kay
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Report|6 months ago
WONDERFUL experience. AMAZING that his windmill is near us and we never knew. GREAT guides gave us LOTS of information. It is actually a working windmill that grinds grain and makes flour. GLAD we did it. Plan to go again with some other friends.
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Jennifer
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Report|6 months ago
Knowledge volunteers. Awesome visit
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Anne
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Report|7 months ago
Great little day trip! Beautiful windmill. Very knowledgeable guide.
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Kathy
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Report|7 months ago
Very unique experience. Love the history behind the windmill.
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Jennifer
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Report|8 months ago
Very informative! All run by volunteers and they are very gracious. We got in on a tour which had just began and we just walked in. Highly recommend the visit!
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From Our Editors
Little Chute Windmill is a monument to the Dutch heritage of the Midwest – it is an authentic, fully functioning 1850s design from the Netherlands. The structure, which is over 100 feet tall, was designed and built in the Netherlands by a professional millwright, shipped to Little Chute, and reassembled. It bears witness to the history of Dutch migration and settlement in the region, and it's also a fun educational tool for kids.
