Calumet County\'s best people, places & things are:

**keith** · 06-16-2004, 11:18 PM

Here's your chance! If you live, work or play in Calumet County, share your knowledge of the place with the rest of us!

Tell us, if you would, who are the wisest, oldest, funniest, most eccentric or otherwise unique individuals in your County that we should come to know.

Please tell us the best place to eat, to drink, to play softball, have a picnic, camp, hunt or fish. What else do you like to do there?

Any "must-see" landmarks? Points of interest? Any great collections, whether mainstream or offbeat? What's the best way to go about experiencing them?

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**MrKhay** · 10-07-2004, 11:18 PM

Ledgeveiw Nature Study Area, operated bt the Calumet County Parks system is a fine place to observe some of the wildlife in the area. Trails, caves to explore, a picnic area, and observation tower highlight the facility. Loads of scenic veiws for the photographer, and those that like to get "out there"
Located minutes south of Chilton.
Enjoy

2215Prospect · 02-13-2005, 11:02 AM

Dig into your history books Calumet County folks. There used to be a table top that traveled back and fourth between the New Holstein and Valders basketball teams. I remember this from the 1960s. I believe the table top was stolen from Leon's bowling alleys in New Holstein by the Valders basketball team in the 1920s. My father played on the NH team at that time. Every year after the winner the NH/Valders game got the table top. Does anyone remember this? Is the table top still out there somewhere? :P

Carol

AlumniClub · 03-31-2007, 11:20 PM

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Refreshing this topic for all those new members in this county.
We want to hear what your county has to offer.
This is also a great way to find new places to visit for those who enjoy one to two day getaways.