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Some of the earliest settlers came to Waupaca in the mid 1800s looking for the "wonderful falls" up the river that they had heard so much about. Some say "Waupaca" means tomorrow, sparkling waters, clear water, or brave young hero. Others credit the city’s name to an old Indian chief, "Wa-Puka", whose name means "watching."
Whatever its origin, Waupaca is an area rich in history. The Waupaca Historical Society strives to preserve that history while educating and informing the public. Visit Waupaca today and discover the past.
Friday May 18 - Friday Jun 1
"Everyday Life of Waupaca's Early Settlers" -- Special Exhibit
Thursday Jun 7
Quarterly Member Meeting
3:30 PM
Board of Directors Meeting
5:15 PM
Saturday Jun 16
Open House & Bake Sale at the Railroad Depot
10:00 AM
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For further information about the Waupaca Historical Society, please write to:
Waupaca Historical Society
321 South Main Street
Waupaca, WI 54981
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Waupaca Historical Society, 321 South Main Street, Waupaca, WI 54981
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