Wisconsin House Stage Coach Inn, Hazel Green, Wisconsin

For much of its history, the inn was the home of Miss Helen Crawford, Jefferson's granddaughter. Miss Crawford taught at the local high school into the 1950's. Much beloved by her students, many of the townspeople share wonderful stories about her. Miss Crawford died in 1958.

For a while the inn continued as a family residence, then became an apartment house, and eventually fell into disrepair. After rehabilitation is 1985, the inn reopened. It soon became well known for its hospitality and good food. In 1992 Ken and Pat Disch bought the inn. The tradition of homey and comfort and relaxation for the traveler continues. Both Milwaukee Magazine and Travel & Leisure have featured the inn.

Offering eight rooms for the comfort of the weary traveler; most with private bath. Hearty, full breakfast served each morning. Most conveniently located for visiting all the attractions of the Tri-States -- Galena, IL is just 10 minutes away, Dubuque, IA 15 minutes, and Platteville, WI 20 minutes.

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