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Kaukauna is a great city in the state of Wisconsin, United States, located more exactly in Outagamie County and being its county seat at the same time. The history of Kaukauna goes back to 1793, when the city was settled. At that time, Kaukauna was known as 'The Lion on the Fox', and then as 'The Electric City', due to the completion of the hydroelectric plant. Finally, its name was changed to Kaukauna at its incorporation, in 1885. Now, there are nearly 13.000 people living in Kaukauna, according to the 2010 census, making it an important part of the Appleton-Wisconsin Metropolitan Area. The tourism industry is also starting to blossom, as more and more people visit Kaukauna in order to enjoy its numerous cultural and recreational features.

Top Attractions within Kaukauna

The Charles A. Gringon Mansion is one of the main landmarks of Kaukauna. The house belonged to Charles A. Gringon, who built it as a wedding gift for his wife. The construction of the house was completed by 1837 and is soon became known as 'The House in the Woods'. Now, the mansion is a historical monument and museum, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, since 1972.

The Free Public Library of Kaukauna is a great cultural institution, whose significance got it a spot on the National Register of Historic Places. The library was built in 1905 and it has always been providing its tourists and residents with countless reading options. If you want to learn and read more about the history and culture of Kaukauna, this is definitely the place to come to.

The 1000 Islands Environmental Center is the best place to visit if you want to see a wide variety of eagles. So, do not forget do bring your binoculars, especially if you want to get a better look. Also, the center is home to a natural history museum, where you can admire a large diversity of species, from all around the world.