The Saukville Historical Society & Crossroads Rendezvous, along with the Riveredge Community Rivers Program, invites the Saukville community to River History Day on Saturday, October 15th from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. at the Crossroads Museum for a celebration of the Milwaukee River! River History Day is a free, family-friendly event highlighting the importance of the Milwaukee River to the community of Saukville in the past, present and future. The event will feature hands-on activities for children, speakers, tours of the 1915 Firehouse (including a photo opportunity with a vintage pumper truck!) that houses the Crossroads Museum, food, and more!

-Mountain Man’s Music with original Crossroads Rendezvous Founder, Randy Miller
-Visit the Society’s 1937 Fire Engine & 1912 Pumper and take photos
-Dan Helm of the Saukville DPW on Storm Drains and the Milwaukee River
-Paddling Demonstration and Game and Wacky Water Critter Exploration with Community Rivers Program
-Fry Bread by the Saukville Historical Society
– 100 years on the Milwaukee River Slideshow

Join in on the discussion on the Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/3303244369996572

Found a potential artifact while digging about in the Saukville area? Bring it in and allow the Saukville Historical Society’s Summer Resident Archeologist, Sarah Elizabeth Pender Smith, MS, MKIN, RPA, to identify it for you and enjoy the museum’s artifact collection! Sarah will also be bringing artifacts from her own collection to view. Stop in anytime and have a look at all of the work we’ve been doing at the Crossroads Museum and see how you can join and help us preserve Saukville’s history!