by tonyj65@sbcglobal.net | Jul 13, 2023 | Historic Items, History Briefs
Item of the Month U.S.S. Bayfield Flag Item of the Month is a series of articles featuring some of the amazing treasures that can be found in the BHA archives. A rare glimpse of the technology, fashion, and everyday items of a bygone era. This flag was used on the... 
by tonyj65@sbcglobal.net | May 14, 2023 | Historic Items, History Briefs, People
Item of the Month Nurse Uniform Item of the Month is a series of articles featuring some of the amazing treasures that can be found in the BHA archives. A rare glimpse of the technology, fashion, and everyday items of a bygone era. This nurse’s uniform belonged to... 
by tonyj65@sbcglobal.net | Apr 16, 2023 | Historic Items, History Briefs, Transportation
Item of the Month Railroad Date Nails Item of the Month is a series of articles featuring some of the amazing treasures that can be found in the BHA archives. A rare glimpse of the technology, fashion, and everyday items of a bygone era. These date nails were pulled... 
by tonyj65@sbcglobal.net | Mar 14, 2023 | Agriculture, Historic Items, History Briefs
Item of the Month Tapping for Maple Syrup Item of the Month is a series of articles featuring some of the amazing treasures that can be found in the BHA archives. A rare glimpse of the technology, fashion, and everyday items of a bygone era. This section of maple tree... 
by tonyj65@sbcglobal.net | Feb 15, 2023 | Historic Items, History Briefs
Item of the Month Stereoscopes Item of the Month is a series of articles featuring some of the amazing treasures that can be found in the BHA archives. A rare glimpse of the technology, fashion, and everyday items of a bygone era. Stereoscopes were the precursor to... 
by Bayfield Heritage Association | Nov 18, 2022 | History Briefs, People, Transportation
William F. Dalrymple – His Bayfield Transfer and Harbor Project – by Mary E. Carlson According to an anonymous writer, William Dalrymple came to Bayfield for his health, a reason why a great number of visitors came to the village. By 1882 William Dalrymple had...