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Shell Lake is a friendly rural community of just over 1,300
people located in northwestern Wisconsin.
One of the City's most unique features is its beautiful 2,580 acre
lake. Shell Lake is the State's largest landlocked seepage
lake. It is about 36 feet deep at its deepest; it is clear and
clean; and it is an excellent place to fish, sail, swim, or just
relax.
In addition to our wonderful lake, Shell Lake is home to the world
famous
Museum of Woodcarving, housing the largest collection of wood
carvings created by one man, Joseph T. Barta. We are also home
to the
Shell Lake Arts Center, which has been providing a quality
arts education for over 40 years.
A
Lakefront Pavilion provides an excellent location for outdoor
concerts, picnics, family reunions, weddings and other events.
The Arts Center performs many concerts at the Pavilion, and there
is a free movie shown there every Monday evening during the
summer.
With our quiet atmosphere, plentiful recreational and cultural
opportunities, growing industrial and business park, and new
housing developments, Shell Lake is a great place to live and
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