“Pave the Way” Memory Walk is a continuous fundraiser for the National Historic Cheesemaking Center
“An era that was, that will never be again.”
Engraved bricks create a walkway from the parking lot to the entrance of the National Historic Cheesemaking Center and Green County Welcome Center.
Two sections have been created: the main walk for friends and supporters of the Center and its partners and the triangular section beneath the front window reserved for individuals with an affiliation with the cheesemaking industry.
The National Historic Cheesemaking Center serves as a shrine to the dairy and cheese industries preserving the history of “….an era that was, that will never be again.” In addition to the historic preservation efforts, this organization manages the county-wide Welcome Center at the “Gateway from Illinois to Wisconsin,” where guests are welcomed to the area and provided with regional tourism information
Have your name or recognize that special person in the eyes of thousands of visitors by placing your order for the placement of a brick on the walkway. Please print and complete the Brick Order Form and send with your remittance to the address provided.
The officers, members and volunteers of the National Historic Cheesemaking Center and the Green County Welcome Center extend our appreciation for your consideration and support.
Our Mission
The National Cheesemaking Center Museum’s primary mission is to educate the public about the heritage and art of cheesemaking.
Our organization recognizes past and present cheesemakers through the operation of a historical and educational center. At this museum, we strive to preserve and protect the history and artifacts of cheesemaking industry indefinitely. The National Cheesemaking Center Museum is a 501 ( C ) organization.
Sustaining Business Partners
The National Historic Cheesemaking Center Inc. is a 501c3 non-profit corporation dedicated to preserving for future generations, the rich history of cheesemaking. Efforts to continue the preservation of cheesemaking history is made possible through membership.
Sustaining Business Partners
A great way to show your support for the future of the NHCC, is through Sustaining Partnerships. Partners receive prominent recognition at the NHCC, and recognition each month on the front page of the newsletter & featured individual listings.
Volunteer Information
Involve yourself in “Volunteerism”? Better yet, include “Tourism”……which means becoming one of our dedicated volunteers to staff the National Historic Cheesemaking Center and Green County Welcome Center.
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