The 1* reviewer can't even explain properly. I've come here a couple of times, also called them…read more They were NEVER rude. I even helped a young man looking to move here, needing to go to this office and they helped him graciously!. Zero complaints, nice people. Accurate information :)

If I was gonna attend an office of Social Security, I would spend 30 minutes driving to Sheboygan…read moreto go into that office because the office manage walk. They have such rude staff. I came in there one day and there was one person with the agent and I was next up and I didn't have an appointment and somebody else walked in and punched his number up and they bypassed me to see the next person who took a half an hour and I just had to drop something off, which would've taken five seconds. It doesn't pay to pull a number if they're gonna disregard the order the numbers come out in the rude and obnoxious. I'm giving it to one star because I have to otherwise I wouldn't give it any stars. Then I was on permanent disability for 10 years and 10 years after I was on disability they decided they want to do a review on me. I'm 56 years old. I have lung disease stage two kidney disease, a man oxygen and they want to do a review on me instead of somebody on SSI who is living off the state government I get SSDI, which is money I earned my entire life. Needless to say it was approved again because I am more disabled than it was 10 years ago on bedridden now, but it was very stressful, having to go through the ordeal and process and they don't care because they hope you won't deal with it so you won't come and try and collect the money not to mention Social Security funds title for e-federal funding with children from their parents to CPS so they could be adopted out and collect cash benefits for children that don't belong to them

The Elkhart Lake Historic Train Depot was not open when I visited, but I walked around the outside…read moreof it! I wish I could have explored the interior of this historic railroad station, but alas. I visited the area during a time that was off season, and the depot was closed. Anyway, this town landmark stands in the center of Elkhart Lake in the Village Square. It houses original depot furnishings, clippings, photos and memorabilia that chronicle the history of this resort community. The train depot was once Elkhart Lake's main transportation that brought trains full of vacationers, race enthusiasts, gamblers and gangsters from all around the Midwest. This landmark is located in the middle of town, so it's hard to miss. Just look for the big Elkhart Lake sign!

Wow, best kept secret around. Rich history of horse drawn carriages in the museum, blacksmith…read morehands on workshops and demos, 1800's logging history and demo, horse drawn carriage ride, and the truly fascinating history of Wisconsin's Wade House (complete with detailed tour.). Those who work there clearly enjoy sharing this history with the visitors, and it was a truly enjoyable experience.

A wonderful experience back in time. Loved the museum, buggy ride, saw mill, and tour of home. Very…read morelow pricing for such a wonderful experience. Highly recommend for experiencing the past.

Nice large steel sculpture of a Wisconsin badger. Adjacent to the SS Badger dock. Overlooks the…read moreManitowoc harbor with scenic views. The sculpture can be rotated by hand nearly 360 degrees allowing for a selfie in any direction. Not a must-visit, but definitely a "should visit" if in the area. Pleasant walk to the sculpture.

It's a fairly scrappy piece of work but Atlas Obscura got us here and we do love the weird, wacky…read moreand wonderful. A lovely location for pictures. We ran into a chap on a Lighthouse tour of Wisconsin who just happened to be from our old neighborhood in L.A. He had no idea it was a badger.

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 learned a lot about Elkhart Lake while I visited! This area of Wisconsin used to host open-road…read moresports car racing in the early 1950s. The Lake Street Walkway pays homage to that history, and you can walk on the very same streets where the car racing used to take place. So, the Lake Street Walkway is a historical landmark, and it goes along Elkhart Lake and near Osthoff Resort. It's a nice little walking path. It's very wide, and can accommodate bikers and walkers and rollers alike. You will find multiple signs around Elkhart Lake just like this one -- each signifying a special spot along the race course.

Awesome police force doing a phenomenal job of keeping Two Rivers one of the most livable cities in…read morethe U.S. They go after the truly bad elements rather than focusing on motorists' rolling stops (like some other less effective police departments I know). (It seems they protect us from the one-star review posters. )

I've not lived long enough in TR to judge the effectiveness of the administration of this city…read more However, I've noted it has a greater interest in city beautification than in upgrading aging infrastructure.

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.