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"More Than Just a Village!" (-Menomonee Falls town slogan)
Menomonee Falls, located in the southeastern quarter of Wisconsin, has the distinction of being the largest village in the state, with more than 35,000 residents. The town was officially incorporated into the local demographics in 1892, and in the mid-20th century, it annexed nearby Fussville, a small collection of rural families (But don't make a fuss about it! Har har). Settlers originally came to this part of Wisconsin because of its beauty and the large supply of fresh water in the area. The village of Menomonee Falls actually gets its name from the central river and water features of the town. The Menomonee River winds directly through the village and crashes down into a spectacular waterfall in the center of the settlement, which makes this little town both unique and picturesque. The waterfall itself is quite gentle and idyllic: it is backed by old bricks and empties into soft rolling green hills that surround this settlement.
Where Appleton Avenue and Main Street meet, the historic downtown of Menomonee Falls begins