Historical Society launches campaign to restore 1871 train station

Historical Society launches campaign to restore 1871 train station

March 25, 2020

The Ozaukee County Historical Society last week announced a campaign to raise funds to restore the 1871 train station at Pioneer Village near Hawthorne Hills Golf Course on Highway I in the Town of Saukville.

The first train station in Cedarburg was dedicated on Jan. 2, 1871, to handle the increasing amount of rail traffic to and from Cedarburg.         

It was replaced on July 24, 1907, with a much larger station, with the old one used for storage. By this time, there were several railroads using the tracks to and from Cedarburg.

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