This little town is so cool and rich in history. We were driving around looking at some of the…read morehistorical sites and found this historical marker, which was neat to get the back story of the town and the town's founder. Little known that this is supposedly the most haunted town in Wisconsin!

The Two Rivers Community Center (colocated here with Parks and Rec - city hall is across the…read morestreet) is a great recreational facility. Includes a gymnasium with a basketball court, a stage for live performances (including dance recitals), a racquet ball court, and a nice workout center. Very pleasant senior center as well.

I guess the days of going to the library and having peace and quiet as you read and/or study are…read moreover. Literally every time I go to this library someone is talking loud on their phone or people are having loud conversations. The last time I went a guy was talking loud on his phone for over a half hour. If this wasn't bad enough, he was spuing his foul mouth right near to where children were playing in the children's area. The worst part is that the staff rarely ever does anything about it.

Great library for a small town! Not just books, but DVDs (Blu-Ray disks), computer workstations,…read moreand many other resources. Very friendly and helpful staff. This library is part of the Manitowoc library system, so you can return items borrowed here in Manitowoc (and vice versa). One minor irritant is that you start getting automated calls reminding you that your item is due about one week before it is actually due.

This is one of my favorite walks. Standing in front of the lighthouse, which is now a museum, I…read moreenjoy a piece of local history. It is accessible on most days. I wouldn't recommend walking on the breakwater when it is windy or you'll get soaked or washed off into the lake. In winter it gets icy.

arrived in town looking for a boat that ain't here so I took a walk to clear my head and discovered…read morematching pier and harbor lights... cool! the light on breakwater can be reached on a walk in a fabulous little lakeside park. the structure was sold by the US Coast Guard in 2010 to a private party who spent a third of a million dollars on renovations in preparation for it's 100th anniversary... the 52' steel structure with its fourth-order lens was built in 1918 and irregularly upgraded until being fully automated in 1971 and mothballed forty-some years later. the lens was removed and put on display at the maritime museum just down the road. the original structure was commissioned in 1837, rehabbed in '59 to better accommodate the fifth-order lens installed 3 years prior and over the next half century the lighthouse was moved, re-moved, and rebuilt several times besides being randomly shortened and tallened before the current structure was commissioned...

"I was that which others did not want to be. I went where…read moreothers feared to go, and did what others feared to do. I asked nothing from those who gave nothing, and reluctantly accepted the thought of eternal loneliness should I fail. I have seen the face of terror, felt the stinging cold of fear, and have enjoyed the sweet taste of a moment's love. I have cried, hurt and hoped, but most of all, I knew that someday I would be able to say that I was proud and honored to serve my country." This is Manitowoc County's memorial to the men from the county who were killed in the wars of America. It was dedicated November 9th, 1986. There is a column for each conflict with the names inscribed of each man who died in that war. A solemn reminder of the follies of war. Nicely and tastefully done. The column with the most names is that of the Civil War. On the median of 18th Street is an eternal flame within a nice arch. You can spend a few minutes or more if you study the names of brave men who fought for the rest of us.