The Pritzker Military Museum, 10475 12th St., was designed by architect Helmut Jahn and will be will be participating in the "Keys to Kenosha" event on Nov. 7. The event invites residents and visitors to view unique sites throughout Kenosha County.
Photo courtesy of Kevin Eatinger
The Kenosha County Courthouse was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982. It's Ceremonial Courtroom shown above has been fully restored and will be open to the public as part of the "Keys to Kenosha" event.
Photo courtesy of Kevin Eatinger
The Kenosha Innovation Center at 5522 26th Ave., is part of the inaugural "Keys to Kenosha" event on Nov. 7. The event invites residents and visitors to view unique sites throughout Kenosha County.
Photo courtesy of Kevin Eatinger
The Kenosha Emerging Leaders Academy at 2222 63rd St. will be part of the "Keys to Kenosha" on Nov. 7.
Photo courtesy of Kevin Eatinger
The Green Ridge Cemetery office, 6604 Seventh Ave., will be part of "Keys to Kenosha" on Nov. 7.
Photo courtesy of Kevin Eatinger
The Historic 625 building in Downtown Kenosha at 625 57th St. is part of the inaugural "Keys to Kenosha."
Photo courtesy of Kevin Eatinger
The City of Kenosha's Transit Building will participate in "Keys to Kenosha" on Nov. 7.
Photos courtesy of Kevin Eatinger
KTEC Schools of Innovation 4K-12 charter school at 1901 63rd St., will participate in "Keys to Kenosha" on Nov. 7.
Photo courtesy of Kevin Eatinger
Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Church, 2224 45th St., is among the stops in the inaugural in "Keys to Kenosha" on Nov. 7.
KENOSHA — Fifty doors in Kenosha to unique buildings, government and architectural sites will soon be unlocked to the public by the inaugural Keys to Kenosha.
The Pritzker Military Museum, 10475 12th St., was designed by architect Helmut Jahn and will be will be participating in the "Keys to Kenosha" event on Nov. 7. The event invites residents and visitors to view unique sites throughout Kenosha County.
The Kenosha County Courthouse was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982. It's Ceremonial Courtroom shown above has been fully restored and will be open to the public as part of the "Keys to Kenosha" event.
The Kenosha Innovation Center at 5522 26th Ave., is part of the inaugural "Keys to Kenosha" event on Nov. 7. The event invites residents and visitors to view unique sites throughout Kenosha County.