Introduction to New London, Wisconsin
New London, Wisconsin, in Waupaca county, is 18 miles NW of Appleton, Wisconsin and 102 miles NW of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
New London History
The community changes its name to "New Dublin" for one week when its hosts festivals like the Irish Fest and Saint Patrick’s Day. The city of New London is home to the New London Public Museum, which was established in 1917.
New London and nearby Attractions
- Outagamie Museum & Houdini Historical Center
- Pioneer Memorial County Park
- Houdini Historical Center
- Heritage Hill State Park
- Fox Cities Children’s Museum
- Plamann County Park
Things To Do In New London
Local parks include the Pioneer Memorial County Park, Heritage Hill State Park, Hartman Creek State Park and Plamann County Park. The Most Precious Blood Roman Catholic Church, Saint John the Evangelist Episcopal Church and the First Congregational United Church of Christ are some of the nearby colleges and universities. The Eagle Creek Golf Club, the Reid Municipal Golf Course, the Winagamie Golf Course and the Chaska Golf Course are the local golf courses. Local festivals include Irish Fest, held every March, and Fall Family Fest, held every September.
New London Transportation
Austin Straubel International is the nearest major airport.
New London Higher Education
Higher education can be pursued at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, the Northeast Wisconsin Technical College or at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.