~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Judge Eghart House mission is to preserve, illustrate and educate for present and future generations a living example of family life in late-19th century Port Washington, Wisconsin.
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The Judge Eghart House invites you to step back in time. The house was built in 1872 by Byron and Clara Teed. Judge Leopold Eghart purchased the house and land in 1881. With his wife Anna they raised six children here. There are many stories to share, so please come visit us this summer.
School groups, antique-lovers, bus tour groups, and visitors from around the world explore the Eghart House each year. Tours include the hall, parlor, dining room, bedroom, and kitchen of the house, all furnished with antiques donated by Port Washington and area families.
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The Judge Eghart House is looking for volunteers, both board members and guides.
A small commitment of time for guides, 3 Saturday afternoons a summer, with training for new guides in the spring. There are about 5 meetings for board members throughout the year. Call 262-284-2584, Judy Jones or email at info@egharthouse.org if you are interested or want more information.