Circa 1853. This historic Greek Revival inn has been welcoming travelers since its earliest days, when it served as a stagecoach stop between Milwaukee and Green Bay. The innkeepers used 19th-century photographs to help authenticate the inn's meticulous restoration. In addition to the nine guest rooms, the inn houses a pub where the continental-plus breakfasts are served in the mornings and complimentary wine in the afternoon. The innkeepers have owned Stagecoach Inn since the early 1980s. In 1991, they restored Weber Haus, an 1847 house across the street from the inn. Weber Haus offers three suites with whirlpool tubs. Two of the suites include a fireplace, and there is a secret garden to explore and enjoy. Many attractions are within walking distance, including a historic district, antique shops, cultural center, galleries, a winery and restaurants.