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Bayfield Heritage Association

View Website Favorite (2) 30 N Broad St - Bayfield, WI 54814
Information: 715-779-5958

Museum open seasonally mid-June through September. Please call 715-779-5958 for current hours. Pike Research Center & Archives open year-round. Please call to inquire or to make an appointment.

Venture back in time and learn about the people, industries, events and places that define our region through a variety of exhibits that include History of Bayfield Area, Commercial Fishing, Sand Island by Sand Islanders, Bayfield Flood of 1942 - Celebrating its 75th Anniversary, Ray Cahill Barbershop, Timberlands, Cutover, and Agriculture, Sugar Bush (Maple Syrup).

Free and open to the public. Donations are appreciated.  

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Bayfield Chamber & Visitor Bureau

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  • Free Admission
    • Yes
  • Features
    • Disabled Access
  • History/Heritage Type
    • Early Industry
    • Wisconsin History
    • Transportation Heritage

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