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SC Johnson Wax Administration Building (1939) was featured by Life Magazine and is a popular stop for those interested in the works of Frank Lloyd Wright. Some of the creative aspects of this building include the glass tubing windows and the gamut of shapes of bricks used to form the exterior. Wright also designed the 14-floor Research Tower of this building in 1947, as well as most of the furniture found inside. Call ahead for tours of this building.
Address: 1525 Howe St. Racine WI USA 53403
 1 262 260-2154
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Frank Lloyd Wright was asked to build a residence for one of the SC Johnson company owners, which would be known as Wingspread. Constructed from 1938 to 1939, the house resembles a four-winged pinwheel. Each wing had a different use: one for the master bedroom, one for cooking and eating, one for the children and one for guests. The center of the home was the living area. Public tours are offered Tuesday to Thursday from 9:30am to 3pm, unless the building is hosting a conference.
Address: 33 East Four Mile Rd. Wind Point WI USA 53402
 Send an Email 1 262 681-3353
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John Dillinger Display Racine
The John Dillinger Display in Racine looks at one of America's original gangsters. Located in the police station lobby, the display features Dillinger's siganture tommy gun and information on his exploits and demise.
Address: 730 Center Street Racine WI USA 53403
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Dedicated to the history of Kenosha County, this museum features an 1866 lighthouse and the 1917 Kenosha Water Utility Pumping Station, as well as exhibits that explore auto manufacturing and early life in Kenosha. The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday.
Address: 220-51st Place Kenosha WI USA
1 262 654-5770
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