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Exhibit Archive

While these physical exhibits at the museum have been retired, we have archived them here so you can still experience the history, including 360 virtual tours.

Black & white scene of destroyed buildings along Rittenhouse Ave

EXHIBIT

Bayfield Flood of 1942

The Bayfield Flood of ‘42 Exhibit depicts – through the lens of the camera, front page newspaper accounts, and personal accounts given over the years – the largest and most devastating flood event in Bayfield’s history.

Panoramic of RD Pike Exhibit

EXHIBIT

Sand Island

This exhibit presents scenes evocative of life on Sand Island, a documentary in the words and photographs of Sand Islanders, and a reference library of their diaries and stories. Life on Sand Island is lived without electricity or running water in the 21st century just as it was when Frank Shaw settled there in 1870.

A wall of watercraft paintings created by Bob Nelson

EXHIBIT

Riders of the Storm – Paintings by Bob Nelson

A folk-art painting exhibition of significant old-time Bayfield visiting ships and local boats.

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Wednesday Weeders Working in Fountain Garden Park