GALESVILLE, WISCONSIN
Future Minded - Historically Proud
Galesville is located 20 minutes north of La Crosse, Wisconsin, in the unglaciated region of The Mississippi River Valley. The city sits among rolling hills, towering cliffs, beautiful forests and spring-fed streams. We are home to Apple Affair, Lake Marinuka, A. A. Arnold House (East Side Farm), Old Main Historical & Community Arts Center, Decorah Peak and High Cliff Park. In 2008, Galesville was awarded the prestigious Scenic Beauty Award from Citizens for a Scenic Wisconsin.♦
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Thanks for visiting us.
Apple Affair
October 5th
QUILT SHOW
Saturday Market
on the Square
8 am - Noon
Farmers & Artisans
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Judge George Gale founded Galesville in 1854. He also established Galesville University, later known as Gale College.
Galesville has three historic districts and several of our stately homes appear on the National Register of Historic Places.
Click here to view our 19-page brochure touring historic Galesville.
The centerpiece of our downtown square is the bandstand built in 1912. You are welcome to go up into the bandstand and let your imagination take you to the era of "The Music Man." It continues to be used for city celebrations, special performances and Farmers Market on summer Saturdays.
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