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Kenosha is a Wisconsin city on Lake Michigan. The waterfront Kenosha Public Museum has mammoth skeletons and a model Native American village. Nearby, the Civil War Museum explores the war’s impact on the region. The Dinosaur Discovery Museum has a collection of dinosaur fossils. Southport Light Station Museum includes exhibits in an 1860s lighthouse keeper’s home. The Southport Lighthouse offers views from the top.

Welcome to Kenosha

- a Wisconsin Harbor Town -

Picture a lakefront community with two lighthouses standing tall along miles of Lake Michigan shoreline. Picture streetcars passing through a vibrant downtown filled with museums, boutique shops, restaurants, and public art. Picture yourself in the middle of applause at an outdoor concert or theatre performance. Picture scenic trails to bike, hike, and ski, as well as opportunities for fishing, golfing, and sailing. Picture a destination that lies beyond the expected right in the heart of the Midwest. Picture your Kenosha.

Established in 1916, the Kenosha Area Chamber of Commerce is a business and community resource organization that continuously works to serve and strengthen the Kenosha Area.

Visit our convenient lakefront location or explore our website to learn about our Member businesses and organizations that are part of the Chamber as an independent local business association and support our community. The Chamber has a variety of area information for newcomers, and those seeking to relocate to or visit our Community, such as maps, Local Business Guide, government resources, and free newcomer packages.

Our Members are committed to doing “Business With Integrity”, and our community can be proud that it has a coalition of businesses that support it through Membership in the Kenosha Area Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber is responsible for such established business events and services as Business After 5, Kenosha Expo, Business To Business Expo, Leadership Kenosha, Regional Connections, as well as many others.

Welcome to the Civil War Museum

The Civil War Museum is like no other Civil War museum in the country. The Museum focuses on the Civil War from the perspective of the people of the seven states of the upper middle west: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin.

These seven states sent over one million men to serve in the Union army while providing much of the food and raw materials necessary for the northern states to carry on the war. Through the use of personal stories and narratives, the Museum also explores how the Civil War impacted the people on the Western home front before, during, and after the war by connecting the prewar causes to the postwar effects.

The history of the Civil War is alive at Kenosha’s Civil War Museum. See the sights, hear the stories, experience the drama in the heart of the mid-west. Though no battles were fought in this region, it played a vital role by providing troops and supplies to the cause. Our 360 degree film, “Seeing the Elephant” offers a one of a kind expereince that you won’t forget.