Honoring Local WWI Soldiers
On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918, the guns of World War I were finally silenced. It was the A...
08 November, 2018
The McFarland Historical Society offers a well-curated Museum, Norwegian log cabin, and an annex featuring early farming displays located at 5814 Main Street in McFarland. The recently restored historic Larson House Museum is a short walk away at 6003 Exchange Street.
The museum and historic house are open to the public every Sunday afternoon from 1 to 4 PM from Memorial Day through September. Group tours can be arranged by appointment with Dale Marsden at 608-838-3992 for the Museum, log cabin and annex, and with Jane Licht at 608-838-8178 for the Larson House Museum.
The Society offers publications on various aspects of local history, special educational events, and lively annual meetings in March.
Latest News
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Strawberry Shortcake Social at the Larson House!
Come to the Strawberry Shortcake Social on Sunday, June 24, 2018, from 1 to 4 PM at the Larson House Museum, 6003 Exchan...
08 June, 2018 -
Our Restored Rowboat Floats!
Since January, 2018, seven men have been resorting a century-old, double-pointed rowboat donated to the McFarland Histor...
08 June, 2018 -
Annual Meeting March 4, 2018
We are very pleased that Michael Edmonds will be our guest speaker at the annual meeting. He will present “Warriors, Sa...
05 February, 2018 -
Victorian Christmas 2017
The Larson House Museum is open in December The Larson House Museum at 6003 Exchange Street, McFarland WI will be decora...
11 November, 2017 -
Chocolate Fest is Dreamy
The 2017 McFarland Chocolate Fest held at the Madison Curling Club in McFarland on October 7 was delightful, dreamy and ...
25 October, 2017
Video History
Memorial Day 1962
McFarland Santa 1961
A Wedding
Easter Egg Hunt 1963
Grass Fire May 1963
Edwards Park 1968
Past Exhibits
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