Fred H. Keller Museum

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N64W23760 Main St
Sussex, WI 53089
+1 (414) 530-3121
http://slahs.org

The Fred H. Keller Museum is a historical establishment in Sussex, WI that showcases a curated collection of artifacts and exhibits. Visitors can explore the rich history of the region through various displays and interactive experiences.

With a focus on education and preservation, the museum offers insight into the cultural heritage and significance of Sussex and its surrounding areas. It serves as a platform for learning and appreciation of local history for both residents and tourists alike.

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