The House is an architectural marvel perched on a 60-foot chimney of rock. Begun in theearly 1940’s, it overlooks the breathtaking panorama of Wyoming Valley. The 14-roomHouse, sculpted atop Deer Shelter Rock, is the original structure of what is now an extraordi-nary complex of rooms, streets, buildings and gardens covering over 200 acres. A 375-footramp through treetops takes you to the entrance of the House. The 14th room was added in1985 and proves to be the most spectacular, the infiniTy Room. This unique room withwalls of glass, projects out over the Wyoming Valley 218 feet. A glass cocktail table providesyou with a breathtaking view of the forest floor 156 feet below.

The moment you enter the House on the Rock, you will go from awe-inspiring to mysti-fying. music fills the halls of this imaginative complex of over 16 buildings with somethingnew and different at every turn. Two and one-half miles of wonders to see and experience.Some wonders include:

• Mill HOuse: displays antique guns, dolls, mechanical banks, suits of armor, music machinesand paperweights.

• MusiC OF YesteRdAY: The greatest collection in the world of animated, automatedmusic machines and gigantic pipe organs are found here.

• WORld’s lARgest CAROusel: The largest carousel in history with over 20,000 lights and269 handcrafted carousel animals — not one a horse! it is 35 feet tall, 80 feet wide and weights 35tons. it is valued at nearly $4.5 million.

• HeRitAge OF tHe seA Building: A 200-foot sea creature engaged in a strug-gle involving an enormous octopus and whaling expedition. The sea creature is longerthan the Statue of Liberty is tall. over 200 museum-sized model ships are on display —also feature is a Titanic display.

• CiRCus Building: over one million pieces comprise the collection of miniature cir-cuses. A 40-piece animated Circus Band plays in concert with an 80-piece orchestra. The 12-piece ensemble took 14 people three years to create and it encompasses 37 miles of wiring, 31blowers and 2,300 pneumatic motors.

• There is also the spirit of Aviation, Organ Room, doll House Building, Weapons exhibit,

Oriental Room, Armor Collection, Crown Jewel Collection, doll Carousel Room, streets of Yesterday,

tribute to nostalgia and more!

• Enjoy a tour of the Wisconsin River and see why

Wisconsin Dells is famous for its peaceful, natural beauty.

infinity room

• Transportation by Deluxe Motorcoach

• 3 Nights at the Ho-Chunk Casino & Hotel

• 3 Breakfasts • 3 Dinners

• Mike Davis Show

• Tour of The House on the Rock

• Boat ride on the Upper Dells

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$100.00 Deposit

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THE HOUSE ON THE ROCK: Designed and built by Alex Jordan of Madison, WI, the House is an architectural marvel perched on a 60-foot chimney of rock. Begun in the early 1940's, it overlooks the breathtaking panorama of Wyoming Valley. The 14-room House, sculpted atop Deer Shelter Rock, is the original structure of what is now an extraordinary complex of rooms, streets, buildings and gardens covering over 200 acres. A 375-foot ramp through treetops takes visitors to the entrance of the House where a bell gallery, waterfalls, massive fireplaces and walls of rock can been seen. Furnishings include Oriental art, stained glass lamps, bronze statuary and a three-story bookcase filled with rare books. The 14th room was added in 1985 and proves to be the most spectacular, the INFINITY ROOM. This unique room with walls of glass, projects out over the Wyoming Valley 218 feet. A glass cocktail table provides visitors with a breathtaking view of the forest floor 156 feet below. With 3,264 windows, there's no doubt about it, there truly is no other room like it in the world.

GATE HOUSE: This room serves as a lobby or foyer and has the same innovative, contemporary design as the House built atop the rock.

MILL HOUSE: The Mill House displays antique guns, dolls, mechanical banks, suits of armor, music machines, paperweights and an enormous fireplace.

STREETS OF YESTERDAY: It recreates the 19th century with a sheriff's office, carriage house, wood-carver's shop, Grandma's house and more. There is a whole street of shops and homes. The road is bricked and the lighting simulates old-time gas street lamps.

HERITAGE OF THE SEA BUILDING: The highlight of this building is a 200-foot sea creature engaged in a struggle involving an enormous octopus and whaling expedition. The sea creature is longer than the Statue of Liberty is tall. Over 200 museum-sized model ships are on display in the nautical building, along with an enormous collection of scrimshaw. Also featured is a TITANIC display.

TRIBUTE TO NOSTALGIA: An overflowing of nostalgic items from yesteryear, including vintage automobiles, hot air balloons and a multi-story Rube Goldberg machine.

MUSIC OF YESTERDAY: The greatest collection in the world of animated, automated music machines and gigantic pipe organs are found here. Antiques dating from the 1880's and dazzling

orchestrions that were very popular in the 19th century Europe can be found. This includes the Blue Room, the world's only mechanically operated symphony orchestra, the 28-foot tall Franz Josef; the marvelous Mikado music machine and many other huge music rooms.