Tours by Appointment
During this time of the COVID 19 pandemic we are not having our usual open house on Sundays and we are not having our us...
12 September, 2020The 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.
During this time of the COVID 19 pandemic we are not having our usual open house on Sundays and we are not having our us...
12 September, 2020Picnic with your friends and neighbors on the lawn of the Larson House Museum on Sunday, August 11 from 1 to 4 pm. Potat...
28 July, 2019Author and radio and television personality Jerry Apps will speak at the McFarland Historical Society Annual meeting on ...
18 February, 2019On 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, 2018Come to the Strawberry Shortcake Social on Sunday, June 24, 2018, from 1 to 4 PM at the Larson House Museum, 6003 Exchan...
08 June, 2018Since January, 2018, seven men have been resorting a century-old, double-pointed rowboat donated to the McFarland Histor...
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