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STEP BACK IN TIME...

...at the Sawyer County Historical Society & Museum in Hayward, Wisconsin.

There are no paid positions within the S.C.H.S. The Society has an extensive membership and is always eager to add more. Please see the Membership section in this website for more information on becoming a member.

Visit the Sawyer County Historical Museum year round. We're located on County Highway B in Hayward, just a stone's throw from the famous Lumberjack Bowl. Our museum is open from noon to 4 pm, Saturday through Wednesday June to September. October through May we are open Thursdays from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM.

Admission to the Sawyer County Historical Society and Museum is free but donations are gladly accepted. To learn more about making a donation click here.

This web site was originated by Andrea Marple Wittwer, former president of the Sawyer County HIstorical Society. Our history is what keeps us unified as a community and a nation. Please visit often as new articles and information will be added frequently.



FISHING TALES & TRIVIA
Fishing Lore
FISHING LORE
articles by John Detloff
LOGGING HISTORY
Logging Exhibit
PINE LOGS and
WHITE WATER
on the WEST FORK
HAYWARD WISCONSIN
History of (A.J.) Hayward
A BRIEF HISTORY
The Ingredients for the making of Sawyer County

MARPLE ARTICLES
Articles by Eldon Marple
Articles by Andi Marple Wittwer
HISTORICALLY SPEAKING
Historically Speaking articles by Andi Marple Wittwer
BIRCH BARK BASKETS
Native American Birch Bark Basket
The creation of Birch Bark baskets
along with ornamental beading are some
of the ancient crafts of the
Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa tribe
preserved by the museum through
it's collection and exhibits.

DISPLAYS TO TAKE YOU BACK...
Gun
Antique guns are just one of the many
kinds of artifacts displayed at the Museum....
click here..