Bayfield
Heritage
Association
BRINGING HISTORY TO LIFE!
What would you like to see today?
Programs
We invite you to learn with us in the winter season through our monthly educational programs. Stay tuned for further details on the 2022 line-up. In the meantime, you can view past programs in our Video Listing on the Archives page.
Our free museum is closed for 2021 summer season, but you can still visit us online through our 360 Virtual Museum.
Tour the entire museum, up close and personal with 360 Virtual!
360 Virtual
We captured the entire first floor of our museum so you can take a virtual stroll through our exhibits! Watch for more exhibits to be added soon.
Watch the brief ‘How To’ video below for pointers on maximizing your 360 experience.
Exhibits
Our exhibits truly bring history to life! They are best visited in-person. But, if you can’t make it to Bayfield, we have captured the highlights here! Scan the listings below or click ‘View All’ to go directly to the Exhibit page.
Bayfield Model Railroad
Did you know a scale model of Bayfield’s old rail yards exists in the lower level of the museum? The detail of this model is amazing! Click ‘Learn More’ for a tour of the layout and to hear Bayfield native and visionary behind this model, Larry Reiten. He will walk you through the history of Bayfield and the former railroad that came through town, as depicted in the layout.
Learn More >
Old City Jail
Bayfield’s historic city jail is a 25’X25′ stone building located on Washington Avenue, next to the Iron Bridge. It offers a glimpse of the old days and of the rascals who made amends in the “hoosegow.” Click ‘Learn More’ for a full tour and some stories from the former Police Chief’s son!
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Ray Cahill Barbershop
Step back in time in an exact replica of Ray Cahill’s barbershop. It’s so real you can almost hear the conversations from decades ago! Click ‘Learn More’ for a 360 virtual tour and much more.
Learn More>
ARCHIVES
We learn from our past
Dig into history! Read, watch and learn about the important people, places, events and industries of the past through a variety of materials available right here on our website. Items include online publications, history briefs and educational videos and interviews.
Click ‘Archives’ to start your history adventure!
BAYFIELD HERITAGE ASSOCIATION
