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Tomah, WI
DW Destination
Tomah is cranberry country. Tomah is where the “I” divides – it's located midway between the twin cities and Milwaukee, where I-90 and I-94 splits. But Tomah is much more than a rest stop destination. Home to native-son Frank King, the creator of the comic strip “Gasoline Alley,” and about 8,500 residents, Tomah has small town charm with plenty of shopping - including Amish, cranberry, and antique items. There are plenty of indoor and outdoor recreational opportunities, festivals, driving tours, and quaint restaurants to explore. With more than 600 hotel rooms, Tomah has a variety of year-round activities for all kinds of family fun.
Contact Information
Greater Tomah Area Chamber of Commerce and Convention & Visitors Bureau
901 Kilburn Avenue
Tomah, WI 54660
Phone: 608-372-2166
Toll Free: 1-800-94-TOMAH (948-6624)
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"All Roads Lead to Tomah" - Tomah, WI
Next airdate: August 16-17, 2008
In this episode of Discover Wisconsin, we visit several retail shops that make Tomah a great destination for clothes and specialty foods. Burnstad’s European Village, Humbird Cheese and This Old Barn are just a few of the places we feature. Visitors can also find antiques and original artwork by local and regional artists at Wildes Art Gallery. Tomah parks and recreational opportunities arealso highlighted as we visit three area golf courses. And Indian Gaming can be found at Whitetail Crossing Smoke Shop & Casino. History plays a major role in Tomah, and we look at Tomah Area Historical Society and cartoonist Frank King. |
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