The historic Victorian farmhouse that is now our Wisconsin Bed and Breakfast Inn was built in the early 1880's by Charles Judson Churchill and his wife, Ann Elizabeth (Walker) Churchill, and was known as Churchill Farms. Throughout his career, Charles held various government positions, while Ann raised their six children, was vice president of the Woman's Relief Corps and was well known for her lovely gardens.  In fact, the property originally boasted a wonderful, large glass greenhouse. Although only pictures remain of the greenhouse today (come see the wall of history in the Orchard Room),  the old stone foundation of the attached icehouse remains on the property.