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Comments:	Preserving the Past to Teach the Future. Our mission is to collect, exhibit and educate people about Kenosha County history. <br> The museum is free, but a small donation is suggested and the people working there were very friendly. <p> The machine is located in the lobby. Designs are: <br> 1) Old Convertible auto, <br> 2) Lighthouse, <br> 3) Old western buckboard wagon. <p> Great little museum with a wonderful staff! We stopped in just to visit the Penny Machine, but ended up loving the museum - we'll be back! <p> 04/01/22: The history center is open again. <p> 8/25/22: Rolling well on copper cents. <br> All the Kenosha machines are 3-die Eurolink machines that take 2 quarters and your penny. <br> All the Kenosha museums are within a few blocks of each other, and you can reach all machines without paying admission. <br> Free parking at all as well. jnm
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Kenosha History Center

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220 51st Place
Kenosha, WI , 53140

Phone: (262) 654 5770

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Preserving the Past to Teach the Future. Our mission is to collect, exhibit and educate people about Kenosha County history.
The museum is free, but a small donation is suggested and the people working there were very friendly.

The machine is located in the lobby. Designs are:
1) Old Convertible auto,
2) Lighthouse,
3) Old western buckboard wagon.

Great little museum with a wonderful staff! We stopped in just to visit the Penny Machine, but ended up loving the museum - we'll be back!

04/01/22: The history center is open again.

8/25/22: Rolling well on copper cents.
All the Kenosha machines are 3-die Eurolink machines that take 2 quarters and your penny.
All the Kenosha museums are within a few blocks of each other, and you can reach all machines without paying admission.
Free parking at all as well. jnm

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