The McFarland Historical Society offers several free attractions in downtown McFarland, Wisconsin, all within two blocks of one another:
- A curated history museum, Norwegian log cabin, and an annex featuring early farming displays, all located at 5814 Main Street.
- The Larson House, a restored 1898 Queen Anne “gingerbread” house located at 6003 Exchange Street.
- The public gardens surrounding the Larson House, free to visit anytime year-round.
- We also sponsor a reading room at the E.D. Locke Library at 5920 Milwaukee Street.
For days/hours, links to photos of each location, and to learn about group tours, see our Visit Us page.
Click on the TITLE TEXT (not the plus signs) in the images below to see examples of some recent exhibits. You can also visit our page with YouTube videos and historical photos of McFarland’s past.