Ozaukee County Pioneer Village is a living history museum operated by the Ozaukee County Historical Society that transports visitors back to 19th-century rural Wisconsin life.
The village features authentically restored buildings including homes, a schoolhouse, blacksmith shop, and other period structures that showcase how early settlers lived and worked in the region. Visitors can explore the grounds at their own pace, gaining insight into the daily lives, crafts, and agricultural practices of pioneer-era residents. The museum offers a hands-on educational experience that appeals to families, history enthusiasts, and school groups interested in understanding local heritage and frontier life.
Located in Saukville just north of Milwaukee, the Pioneer Village serves as both a cultural institution and popular tourist destination for those seeking to connect with the area's rich historical roots. The venue offers an affordable and engaging way to step back in time while supporting the county's preservation efforts, making it a meaningful destination for anyone curious about Wisconsin's pioneer past.