Discover a one-of-a-kind mini golf experience that takes you through the Mining and Rollo Jamison Museums in Platteville, Wisconsin. Combine fun and local history wrapped in a unique indoor course that’s perfect for families and history lovers alike.
Discover a one-of-a-kind mini golf experience that takes you through the Mining and Rollo Jamison Museums in Platteville, Wisconsin. Combine fun and local history wrapped in a unique indoor course that’s perfect for families and history lovers alike.
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Operated by The Mining & Rollo Jamison Museums · Platteville, Wisconsin
easy.
3 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels with minimal walking and standing required.
No, golf balls, putters, and score sheets are provided with your ticket purchase.
Yes, the course is family-friendly and includes activities suitable for kids of all ages.
Reservations are strongly recommended since tee times are scheduled every 10 minutes and walk-in availability is not guaranteed.
The event runs from 9 AM to noon, so expect about a 3-hour window to complete your round depending on your group size.
Yes, groups can have up to six players and must include at least one adult.
Accessibility information was not provided, so contact the venue directly for accommodations.
Platteville’s Mining and Rollo Jamison Museums showcase the area’s lead mining heritage, a major industry in southwestern Wisconsin during the 19th century.
The museum promotes sustainable practices by encouraging community involvement and responsible tourism to preserve local history and natural resources.
The Mining & Rollo Jamison Museums in Platteville, Wisconsin, preserve and interpret the region’s mining and cultural history. The campus centers on the historic 1845 Bevans Lead‑Zinc Mine and Hoist House and features indoor exhibits, outdoor artifacts, and a vintage 1931 Whitcomb mine train used for public rides. The museums offer guided mine tours, private guided mine tours, group tours, school field trip programs aligned with Wisconsin educator standards, and seasonal public events such as Heritage Day, Mine Day, a Haunted Mine Tour, and the Miners Ball fundraiser. Visitors can purchase museum admission that includes a guided underground mine tour and a scenic train ride across the museum campus. Special experiences include themed fundraisers like Mini Golf at the Museum and tailored educational programs for classrooms. The museums emphasize hands‑on demonstrations, live music at festivals, and interpretive walks such as the Land, Place, and Life: A Driftless Walking Tour that explores local landscape, history, and culture along a trout stream. The Mining & Rollo Jamison Museums partner with the Friends of the Museums and community volunteers to host events and preserve artifacts. Reservations are required for private guided mine tours and group train rides. Programming is designed for families, school groups, and visitors interested in industrial heritage, geology, and regional culture. The museums provide accessible visitor information about hours, tickets, and special events on their official channels. Docent-led talks and artifact displays connect mining techniques, immigrant labor history, and regional geology for an educational, engaging visitor experience with exhibits on-site.
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