African-American historic exhibits and a remnant of the original oak survey marker from the Point of Beginning. Open Monday-Saturday afternoons or by appointment. See the Tombstones of the Shepard and Green families in this scenic ridge top cemetery located near their former farmland. This area was one of the first African-American settlements in Wisconsin. The Grant County Fair Grounds is the site of numerous activities, including the Grant County Fair, and the Wisconsin High School Regional Rodeo.
Tours are available.
Popcorn is grown and packaged at rural Livingston with the good earth all around. Group tours by appointment. In 1835, William S. Hamilton, founder of Wiota and Hamilton's diggings, built a lead smelter along the Wisconsin River near present day Victora Park. Although Hamilton was active in securing Wisconsin's territorial status, he eventually left to pursue California gold in 1849. Muscoda's business district moved from the river to its present location after the arrival of the railroad in 1856.