Opens at 8:30 am And they start lining up at 8 am. There were probably Ky about 10/12 people in…read moreline when the door opened at 8:30 am. Surprisingly with only two staff, one checking everyone in and the other taking care of business, the wait was t too long. Around 9 am a second staff showed up. We have been here at other times of The day when the wait was Minimal.

I am pleased to inform you that the Museum has expanded over the years and has changed for the…read morebetter. A historical home is set up with period furnishings. Also two additional exhibit halls are featured. I think the current set up will appeal to a broader range of people. Photographs are still featured but not as many as before. They now have period displays such as snowmobiling and fishing. The Summer hours are still Tuesday through Saturday 11 to 3PM. I think the hours posted on Yelp are wrong. A big sign is displayed in front of the Three Lakes Library during opening hours.

What an awesome little museum tucked behind the library. A great way to spend an afternoon when you…read moreare tired of the water. Every building offers amazing historical artifacts about early life in 3Lakes. I especially like the displays of the Northernaire and the resorts. Excellent selection of books related to the area are located in the new visitor's center, located in the back of the library. If you are visiting 3 Lakes or live there and want something new to do--visit the Three Lakes Museum. They also have a fun Wine & History event held on Labor Day weekend with wine provided by the Three Lakes Winery!

Friendly little welcome center with a photogenic Hodag in front. Also good place to park for a…read morenice urban riverwalk (put on some insect repellent). Clean restrooms, helpful desk person, free maps (I love maps, you might remember what these are if you're over 50) and tourist brochures. Kind of like Internet access without the ads, porn, and misinformation. Make the time to sit in the rockers on the porch.

Historic old building, very good library for a town this size. Good balanced collection of…read morereading, listening, and watching material. Good Wi-Fi, lots of work space, but yes, a little shortage of electrical outlets. Just charge your batteries before you come here to work. Maybe the best Hodag out in front because it's made of recycled material.

This library is nice, but unfortunately doesn't have much as far as computer space. A lot of people…read morethink that doesn't matter because it's a library but I often go to public libraries for work on the computers. There are 5 computers here, I believe, but only one spot for a laptop to stay plugged in. This is unfortunate for those who are like me who come to a library to do work on their computer. Otherwise the library setting is nice, it is quiet any time I've been here. The classes/children's area are held downstairs so the noise doesn't carry upstairs, at least that I've ever heard. I wish they took card for payments but unfortunately they don't. The library director should consider changing this if possible. It is inconvenient to have to go to an ATM and then split up dollar bills for change (for prints and such).

In town for vacation and needed a quiet place to get some work done with solid internet. The…read morelibrary has very helpful staff and you don't need a library card to use the facilities. We we're able to reserve a small room for a couple hours to get some calls done too! Very nice, fairly modern, well lit library filled with, you guessed it.. Books! It's a lovely facility and we're so great ful to have this resource in town. Will be back again.

We utilize this library when ever we stay in Minocqua as we usually spend 10 days up there. We have…read morefound they have movies that are new release. When I say new release I mean newer than the Redbox. They could use more computers but for a small town it has a sufficient amount of resources.

This historic and venerable building is noticeable from most of the town in the evening because of…read morethe beautiful lit glass dome. Neoclassical in design, it was finished in 1911 and has been in constant use since. Since it's a public building, admission is free. There are plaques all over explaining and describing, but note that on each of the three floors the columns change just the way you learned back in grade school, Dorian, Ionic, Corinthian. Maybe the most impressive of the many Hodags in town is in front. No spitting inside the building. http://www.courthouses.co/us-states/v-z/wisconsin/oneida-county/#:~:text=The%20first%20courthouse%20was%20designed,heating%20plumbing%2C%20lighting%20and%20furniture.

Both my wife and I love historical building! For us, it's a chance to step back in time. We decided…read moreto stop here, while on vacation a couple years ago. This is an absolutely beautiful building! Completely untouched by modern age. We really enjoyed our visit here!

This used to be my favorite place in Wisconsin. We took a big group up for this holiday weekend and…read moreit was a ghost town. Very few businesses open and the ones that were only catered to the Illinois crowd. It's sad to see a great Northern Wisconsin town that was made from hard working people and logging go to a totally liberal city. Go woke, go broke. Memorial weekend was always a huge tourist boom and income for areas like this and this year it was a complete ghost town. Another place I wouldn't waste my to to come back to. We should have stayed home where the holiday was celebrated. If you visit here you better have an Illinois license plate.

Minocqua is a wonderful town. Be sure to visit the Thirsty Whale, The Vine, The Little Brown Jug…read more Jacob's is awesome. But so is Minocqua Fudge. Don't miss Down town.