Two Rivers, Third-class city in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, United States
Two Rivers sits where the East Twin and West Twin rivers meet and the city spreads along Lake Michigan's shoreline. The community features Neshotah Beach, a public waterfront with parking and facilities for visitors during warm months.
The settlement began in 1848 when the first post office opened and took its name from the junction of two local rivers. Growth followed as the waterfront location and lake access made it an important place for commerce and living.
The Hamilton Wood Type and Printing Museum displays an extensive collection of wooden printing blocks that showcase traditional letterpress craftsmanship. Visitors can see hands-on examples of how these historical printing techniques were actually used.
The public beach operates during warm months and has parking, bathrooms, and shower facilities throughout the season. Plan your visit around seasonal hours and check conditions before heading down to the water.
The ice cream sundae was first created here in 1881 when a soda fountain customer requested chocolate syrup poured over vanilla ice cream. This accidental pairing quickly became popular and eventually spread around the world.
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