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For Windows, once the image loads, move your cursor over the image, it should turn into a circle. To move around the image, press and hold the left button on your mouse, the circle will turn into an arrow and you can move the image up, down, left and right.

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The Wesley Jung Carriage Museum

The Wesley Jung Carriage Museum is located on the grounds of the Wade House historic site in Greenbush. It houses a colorful array of vintage wagons and carriages of almost every design and purpose: fire wagons, a circus calliope, delivery wagons, hearses, sleighs, children's wagons and more. Wesley Jung was the grandson of a German carriage maker who had immigrated to Wisconsin. The younger Jung collected vintage carriages as a way of preserving a disappearing mode of transportation. Visitors to the museum get a wonderful sense of the variety of these vehicles once so common on American streets. Read more about the Wesley Jung Carriage Museum in our feature story about Wade House.

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