Glenbeulah, WI

Glenbeulah is a Sheboygan County village on the Mullet River, with Mill Pond and the surrounding glen giving the place its physical shape. The post office has operated since 1860, and the name combines the setting in a glen with Beulah, the mother of a railroad contractor. Elkhart Lake is four miles away, while the northern unit of Kettle Moraine State Forest begins the larger recreational landscape nearby. The village sits in a stretch of western Wisconsin where water, farm roads, and small communities keep overlapping on the map.

Village Hall is at 110 North Swift Street, and the village board meets there on the second Wednesday of each month. Glenbeulah's municipal page also points to public water and sewer, a volunteer fire department, and the Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah School District. The Ice Age National Scenic Trail and Kettle Moraine Scenic Drive pass through the area, while the Wade House and Road America sit a few miles away. Glenbeulah keeps one foot in Sheboygan County's farm country and the other in the lakes, forests, and old mill landscape around the Mullet River.