The Lindale Hotel

In the spring of 1901, Hartland’s last hotel, the Lindale, opened. The building “has been erected on a thoroughly modern and hygienic plan with every convenience.” The first floor contained the reception room, parlor, kitchen and dining room. Ten units and a bathroom were on the second floor. The third floor was designated as a playroom for children, compelte with hammock, swing and games. The building was converted into a single family residence during the 1930’s. The home was torn down in 1974 to allow the construction of Hartbrook Drive and the expansion of Highway 16.

If you have any historic pictures (preferably pre-WWII) that you would like to share with the Hartland Historical Society,

please let us know by emailing us at:hartlandhistory@wi.rr.com.




		The Lindale Hotel In the spring of 1901, Hartland’s last hotel, the Lindale, opened. The building “has been erected on a thoroughly modern and hygienic plan with every convenience.” The first floor contained the reception room, parlor, kitchen and dining room. Ten units and a bathroom were on the second floor. The third floor was designated as a playroom for children, compelte with hammock, swing and games. The building was converted into a single family residence during the 1930’s. The home was torn down in 1974 to allow the construction of Hartbrook Drive and the expansion of Highway 16. If you have any historic pictures (preferably pre-WWII) that you would like to share with the Hartland Historical Society, please let us know by emailing us at:hartlandhistory@wi.rr.com.