Middleton, Third-class city in Dane County, Wisconsin
Middleton is a city located northwest of Madison in Dane County, with a mix of residential, commercial, and open spaces. The community includes a network of parks and green areas alongside developed neighborhoods and business districts.
The settlement was originally called Peatville because of local peat deposits in the area, but later took its current name from a postmaster who named it after a community in Vermont. This naming reflects early connections between the region and established settlements elsewhere.
The National Mustard Museum draws visitors who explore an extensive collection of mustard varieties from around the world. The space functions as a gathering point for those interested in condiments and their cultural meanings.
The city is easily accessible from Madison with regular public bus routes connecting to downtown areas. The town center is walkable and well-organized, with good access to shopping, dining, and other services for visitors.
The city is home to the National Mustard Museum, an unusual institution dedicated entirely to mustard in all its forms and origins. Few visitors expect to find an entire museum devoted to a single condiment.
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