Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum is an art museum in Two Rivers dedicated to preservation, typesetting, and letterpress printing. Housed in a large industrial space on 10th Street, our facility holds extensive archives of carved wood type, letter cases, and operational historic printing presses. Visitors can observe live equipment demonstrations and explore rows of type cabinets detailing the mechanics of analog communication. Our space also hosts workshops, typography classes, and facility rentals centered on traditional printmaking techniques. Our on-site shop carries goods and bespoke art produced directly on our historic presses. We are open Wednesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Rogers Street Fishing Village is a maritime museum in Two Rivers set along the East Twin River. Across six historic buildings on the National Register of Historic Places, our site preserves the heritage of Lake Michigan commercial fishing and life-saving crews. Visitors can step aboard the 1936 wooden fish tug Buddy O, climb into the 1886 North Pierhead Lighthouse, see a restored Fresnel lens, and view shipwreck artifacts from vessels including the Rouse Simmons.

Rawley Point Lighthouse is a historical landmark in Two Rivers, set along Lake Michigan within Point Beach State Forest. Our steel octagonal skeletal tower rises 113 feet above the lake surface, operating under the U.S. Coast Guard from before sunset to after sunrise. While the active station and keeper's quarters are closed to interior tours, visitors can view and photograph the beacon from the surrounding dunes, trails, and sandy shoreline.