The Blind Horse

In September of 1862, Anton Dreps and his wife Josephine purchased the 80-acre farm that now houses The Blind Horse. The property included a small log cabin, which Anton later incorporated into a brick farmhouse in 1881, laying the foundation for a place that has continued to evolve for generations.

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For more than a century, the Dreps family farmed this land. By 1891, the property had expanded to include what is now the Pine Hills Country Club and Golf Course. In 1984, “Dreps Acres” was designated a Sheboygan County Landmark and still retains its original Kohler address today.