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  • Home
  • Village of Brookfield
    • The Depot
    • Mccoy Park
  • Religious
    • Old St. Mary's Church
    • School Sisters of Notre Dame
  • Geography
    • Niagara Escarpment
    • Fox River
    • Dousman Ditch
    • Bluemound Road
  • Houses
    • Al Capone House
    • Dousman House
    • Half Way House
  • Farms
    • Eble Farm
    • Ruby Farms
  • Cemeteries
    • Oak Hill Cemetery
    • Pioneer Cemetery
    • Wisconsin Memorial Park
  • Schools
    • Dixon School
    • Prairieview School
    • Brookfield Elementary
  • Other
    • Caroline Quiner Ingalls Birthplace
    • Stonewood Village
    • Reinders
  • Map
  • References
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     Stonewood Village 

  • Stonewood Village was originally a working farm built in the 1860's. The Farm house built in 1864, and the barn built in 1867 are the only original buildings that remain. 
  • Along with the original buildings there are 7 other buildings to give the property a village look similar to the Willamsburg style with sidewalks and a public square. 
  • The property was once owned by Nathan Hatch- a Revolutionary War Veteran. 
  • It is one of the few farmhouses and barns that remains in the Brookfield Area. 
  • Stonewood Village opened as a unique shopping center in 1977. 
Pictures of current shops in the Stonewood Village