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South Wood County Historical Museum

South Wood County Historical Museum
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About Us

The South Wood County Historical Museum is located in the 1907 home of Isaac and Charlotte Witter, formerly known as "Shadowlawn."
In 1947, Isaac's brother-in-law, George W. Mead, purchased the Witter home and grounds and presented it to the city of Wisconsin Rapids to house the T.B. Scott Public Library, which opened in 1948.
After the McMillan Memorial Library was built and opened in 1970, the building and land were deeded to the South Wood County Historical Corporation for the museum, which opened in 1972.
During our exhibition season, which runs from April through Labor Day, you will find permanent, temporary, and traveling displays about local, state, and national history.
Please visit during our office hours for any historical questions, archival requests, or membership information.

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Exterior view of the South Wood County Historical Museum.
Avid listeners during one of our speaking presentations in coordination with our traveling displays.
Festive display within our cranberry exhibit during the Annual Christmas Tree Walk.
Cover of an issue of "Artifacts" our historical magazine available with a membership.
Desks lined up in our One Room School exhibit.

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