Butler, Wisconsin, a village of 1,885 people, is a community of tree lined streets, homes and small businesses, nestled between Milwaukee and the Lake Country of Waukesha County.
The Village was incorporated in 1913 and named for the Butler Yards of the Chicago & North Western railway, which bought the land for the yards from the early settlers. From early on Butler was tied to the railroad and it is a very real part of its history.
Butler is a small (8/10 of a square mile), but very livable community. Children can walk to the park, the library or a retail area on Hampton Avenue.
