In which Wisconsin town was Georgia O'Keeffe's childhood home located?

Georgia O'Keeffe's childhood home was located in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin.

O'Keeffe was born in Sun Prairie in 1887, and her family lived in a house there during her childhood. The home was built in 1885 for her parents, Francis and Ida O'Keeffe, and is associated with the early life of the artist who later became known for modernist paintings of flowers, bones, and landscapes.

The O'Keeffe family eventually moved away from Wisconsin, and Georgia pursued formal art education in Chicago and New York. Her childhood setting was rural and agricultural, a contrast to the urban art circles she later entered in Manhattan. The Wisconsin home is therefore an important biographical site, but it should not be confused with her later residences in New York and New Mexico.

O'Keeffe's most famous homes were her Abiquiú house and studio and her residence at Ghost Ranch. Those New Mexico locations are tied to her mature career, while Sun Prairie refers specifically to her birthplace and early family years.