Located In Fifield

The Old Town Hall Museum is housed in the old Fifield Town Hall which served as a government building from 1894 until 1967. Registered with the National Register of Historic Places, the museum has displays of logging artifacts; collections of household, clothing and personal items; railroad memorabilia; a Victorian living room and kitchen; old farm equipment as well as changing exhibits.

The museum is run by the Price County Historical Society. The society is involved in historical preservation throughout Price County.  Some of its many projects besides the museum include the partnership with the U.S. Forest Service and Friends of the Round Lake Logging Dam in restoring the Round Lake Dam. The Price County Historical Society provides annual school tours at the museum, annual historic building awards and cultural and educational programs county wide.

The Greenfield School behind the museum, houses exhibits that represent the one room rural schools of Price County. 

The Old Town Hall Museum and Greenfield School are OPEN: June through Labor Day
from 1-5pm, every Saturday and Sunday.  They are also available to be opened by appointment, call Bev Brayton 715-339-3761 to schedule.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Price County Historical Society
Old Town Hall Museum
P.O. Box 156
Fifield, WI 54524