Editing Williams Bay, Wisconsin (section)

==Transportation==
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[[Wisconsin Highway 67]] passes through the village's central business district. [[Wisconsin Highway 50]] forms a portion of the village's northern boundary.

No public transportation presently serves Williams Bay, but until the 1960s it was the terminus of the [[Chicago and North Western Railway]]. The line also had stops in Como, [[Lake Geneva, Wisconsin|Lake Geneva]], [[Pell Lake, Wisconsin|Pell Lake]], [[Genoa City, Wisconsin|Genoa City]], [[Richmond, Illinois|Richmond]], and [[McHenry, Illinois]]. The Williams Bay Boat Ramp and Beach now stand on the site of the former railroad station, and a gravel area for sailboat rigging marks the site of the roundhouse. Part of the railroad right-of-way serves as a walking trail in the Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy.