BAYFIELD HERITAGE ASSOCIATION
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Learn from area historians about a wide range of interesting topics including shipwrecks, lighthouse keepers, WWII POWs and, of course, Lake Superior.
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Video Listing
The most recent additions are at the top of the list. Select a topic to view related videos. Any search is limited to video titles and video description text.

Walter S. Newago Sr.

Hale & Roger O’Malley and Roberta Durham

Rose Buffalo, Madeline Schreyer and Gladys DePerry

Alden “Skip” Allen

Building Blocks of America – Quarries of the Apostle Islands and South Shore

The Cadottes – A Fur Trade Family on Lake Superior

Lutefisk Dinner at Maggie’s 1989

Bayfield Scenes from 1989

Helen Gordon

Mary Rice Garden Party 1990

Hugo Ungrodt and Chick Sheridan

Zilpha Goldman
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History Briefs
Briefs are listed in alphabetical order. Select a topic to review related briefs. The search function is full-text. Online access to History Briefs is made possible thanks to support from the Apostle Islands Historic Preservation Conservancy.

An Erratic Proposition – William Knight

Fruit Fields of the Northwest – Part 2

Fruit Fields of the Northwest – Part 1

The Great Growing Section

Oldest Farms

Stranger’s Opinion of Bayfield’s Fruit Future

Bayfield County Early Agriculture

Bayfield Farming – A Success – 1871

Fruit Industry of Bayfield Peninsula – 1910

Bayfield’s Big Berries – Harvey Nourse

The Evidence Accumulates – August Turnquist

One Idea Farming
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Photographs
This is a gallery of historic photographs displayed throughout this site. Select a topic to view related photographs. Click a photograph to view the full-size version.
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BAYFIELD HERITAGE ASSOCIATION
2023 Museum Hours
Our museum is closed for the season. We will see you again in the summer of 2024!
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Call (715) 779-5958