Petroleum Museum
Posted: Apr 26, 2010
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Resort Life
Sometimes it is nice to head down the road and see some sights in your own backyard. We took a drive over to Three Lakes about 45 minutes from Hazelhurst to see The Petroleum Museum. It was featured on Discovery Wisconsin a few years ago. Ed who runs it for the love of anything old having to do with Gas Station memorabila lets you in for free and has a bucket for donations. He has collected an amazing collection that is fun to see on a rainy day in the Northwoods. Three Lakes is also a wonderful small town to walk around in. Even has a small town cafe and NO WALMART! The drive over on County D is worth the trip as well
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The museum is hard to miss from the road with all the signs. It is 2 miles North of Three Lakes on Hwy 45. You can either take County D over through Lake Tomahawk or go to Eagle River and come down hwy 45
This was one of my favorites an old car play set from the 40's
Ed has everything lit up and it is fun to step back in time
Another of my favorites and old gas pump from the 1920's painstakingly restorted into mint condition
Information on the guy who donated the pump to the museum
Can we go back to these gas prices?
If it has to do with gas and gas stations, Ed has it and will tell the story behind each piece. It is nice to meet someone who has a passion for what he does and gets such enjoyment in sharing with others
Ed also has a small selection of Harley Racing things. One of his relatives was a racer for Harley in the old days
The Gas Station Christmas village cracked me up. Only at the Petroleum Museum in Three Lakes would you find this
After exploring Three Lakes for the day we stopped in to the Old Stag restaurant. What a treat. It is in the old dry good and post office store with old hardwood floors. You can imagine folks meeting here as it was the gathering place of the town. It now specializes in German Food. They had Weiner Schnitzel and other forms of Schnitzel and everything else German along with good beer. If you are looking for a new (old) restaurant to try in the area you might consider a drive over to Three Lakes. Google Old Stag restaurant Three Lakes and you can see their entire menu
As a side note when you are at the Old Stag Restaurant you have to check out the neighbor they have across the street for a laugh. I will leave you in suspense as to what it is
Sometimes it is nice to head down the road and see some sights in your own backyard. We took a drive over to Three Lakes about 45 minutes from Hazelhurst to see The Petroleum Museum. It was featured on Discovery Wisconsin a few years ago. Ed who runs it for the love of anything old having to do with Gas Station memorabila lets you in for free and has a bucket for donations. He has collected an amazing collection that is fun to see on a rainy day in the Northwoods. Three Lakes is also a wonderful small town to walk around in. Even has a small town cafe and NO WALMART! The drive over on County D is worth the trip as well
the
The museum is hard to miss from the road with all the signs. It is 2 miles North of Three Lakes on Hwy 45. You can either take County D over through Lake Tomahawk or go to Eagle River and come down hwy 45
This was one of my favorites an old car play set from the 40's
Ed has everything lit up and it is fun to step back in time
Another of my favorites and old gas pump from the 1920's painstakingly restorted into mint condition
Information on the guy who donated the pump to the museum
Can we go back to these gas prices?
If it has to do with gas and gas stations, Ed has it and will tell the story behind each piece. It is nice to meet someone who has a passion for what he does and gets such enjoyment in sharing with others
Ed also has a small selection of Harley Racing things. One of his relatives was a racer for Harley in the old days
The Gas Station Christmas village cracked me up. Only at the Petroleum Museum in Three Lakes would you find this
After exploring Three Lakes for the day we stopped in to the Old Stag restaurant. What a treat. It is in the old dry good and post office store with old hardwood floors. You can imagine folks meeting here as it was the gathering place of the town. It now specializes in German Food. They had Weiner Schnitzel and other forms of Schnitzel and everything else German along with good beer. If you are looking for a new (old) restaurant to try in the area you might consider a drive over to Three Lakes. Google Old Stag restaurant Three Lakes and you can see their entire menu
As a side note when you are at the Old Stag Restaurant you have to check out the neighbor they have across the street for a laugh. I will leave you in suspense as to what it is
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