• Tomah Historical Museum

    NEW HOURS


    May thru October
     Tues. to Saturday 10am - 4pm 


    FREE Admission 

    321 Superior Ave.
    Tomah, WI 54660

     

    More information or setup a tour call 608 372-1880 or email tomahmuseum@charter.net

  • THE LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE MUSEUM

    Closed for the Winter

    Tours are available year round.

    To reserve a date Call 608-372-1880


    Memorial Day thru Labor Day
    Wed.  1pm -4pm Sat. 9 am - 1 pm

    FREE Admission

    1318 Superior Ave.
    Tomah, WI 54660

  • Engaging Exhibits

    The exhibits displayed at the museum include Agriculture, Cranberry, Railroad, Sports, Native American Heritage, Military, "Gasoline Alley" the comic strip created by Frank King, along with some of his office furniture, and plenty more.

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About Tomah Museum

About Us

The Tomah Area Historical Society, Inc. is a non-profit educational organization affiliated with the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. The museum opens May 1st, available for the public Tuesday - Saturday. Feel free to Come down and check it out! Donations are welcome.

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Tomah Museum Memberships

Membership

Your membership entitles you to vote at the Annual Meeting, receive three newsletters a year, and receive discounts on Museum merchandise. As an added bonus of membership, there is a coupon good for 20% off regular admission to any Wisconsin Historic Site or Museum that is operated by the Wisconsin State Historical Society.

Individual: $20   Family: $25   Business: $30

 

Tomah Museum Little Red Schoolhouse

Little Red Schoolhouse

The Little Red Schoolhouse museum is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day, Wednesdays & Saturdays. The schoolhouse originally known as the Watermill School was built in 1864, and was located on County Road "G" five miles northeast of Tomah, Wisconsin. Watermill was the first school in the area to supply free textbooks, starting in 1912. The school closed in 1965, then purchased by the city museum and moved to its present location at Gillett Park, 1318 Superior Avenue, Tomah, Wisconsin.