Museum Exhibits

There are many exhibits and artifacts on display in the McFarland Historical Society Museum, Log Cabin and Annex. Society members are constantly creating interesting new exhibits that recreate a slice of McFarland or Wisconsin history. You should check back often to learn about the latest museum exhibits.

Thanks to the many donors who provide monetary gifts and heirlooms, and thanks to those who clean and catalogue artifacts, prepare displays and lead tours.

An online catalog of some collections of artifacts is now available.  As of this writing, digital photos of the Skare collection of Norwegian wood artifacts and the McFarland Gold Star Mother’s collection are accessible online.  (Double click on the blue online catalog.)

Open House

The McFarland Historical Society’s Museum, Norwegian Log Cabin and Farm Display at 5814 Main Street, and the Larson House Museum at 6003 Exchange Street are open to the public on Sunday afternoons from 1 to 4 pm from Memorial Day through September.  Admittance is free and donations are encouraged.  For tours by special appointment, contact Dale Marsden at 608-838-3992 for tours at the Main Street Museum  or Jane Licht at 608-234-2504 for Larson House tours.

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