The Brown County Federation of History Museums discusses the rich history of the area in many ways. Sites range from outdoor to indoor program and all members provide year long activities. Please visit our member sites!
Brown County Historical Society-Hazelwood House
Step back in time with a visit to Green Bay’s only historic house open to the public that is still on its original site. Located in the Astor Historic District at 1008 South Monroe Avenue, Hazelwood is a fine example of Greek Revival architecture. Its ten rooms are decorated to reflect the pioneer character of Green Bay in the 1840s and 1850s with the elegance of the 1880s and 1890s Victorian period.
De Pere Historical Society -White Pillars
The mission of the De Pere Historical Society is to promote public awareness, understanding, and appreciation for De Pere’s rich historic past through educational programs; to discover, to collect, and to preserve materials related to De Pere’s history; to serve as a repository of information for others interested in De Pere’s history; and to chronicle the events of the present for future generations.
Green Bay-De Pere Antiquarian Society
Founded in 1923, the Green Bay-De Pere Antiquarian Society supports regional historical museums and sites by providing grant monies for preservation and restoration of cultural artifacts.
Heritage Hill State Historical Park
Discover the rich tapestry of Northeastern Wisconsin at Heritage Hill’s living history museum. Explore historic buildings while interacting with costumed guides who bring the regions bygone eras to life.
Explore America’s railroad heritage: Marvel at Union Pacific Big Boy, the world’s largest steam locomotive. Over 70 pieces of railroad equipment on display. Ride a full-size train.
Engaging and enlightening history, art and science exhibits for all ages. Special events, educational programs, children’s hands-on Discovery Room, Studio 210: Working Regional Artists. Open year around. Located Downtown.
Oneida artifacts bring the history of the Iroquois to life. Follow their journey from the Native Americans of New York to Wisconsin. Many beautiful handcrafted items in the gift shop.
University of Green Bay-Archives and Area Research Center
The UW-Green Bay Archives and Area Research Center is located on the 7th floor of the Cofrin Library on the campus of the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay. It’s mission is to collect, preserve and provide access to records of historical significance to the members of the university and public community at large.
