Looking to plan an educational class field trip? Be sure to check out the Rusk County Historical Society Museum. To inquire about dates and times to schedule a field trip, please check out our Contact Page.
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Talk to the curator, ask questions, schedule a visit, etc.
Ed’s Machine Shed is Wisconsin’s unique plow museum featuring a collection of over 3 dozen restored plows and tractors from the early 1900s. The collection was donated by Ed Tomasovich. Each plow and tractor was disassembled, hand sanded, painted, and reassembled.
To continue with updates, additions, and renovations, the Rusk County Historical Society Museum relies on donations. If you enjoy history or have enjoyed the exhibits at the museum, please consider donating.
Buildings & Displays
The Rusk County Historical Society Museum features 13 buildings and outdoor displays of historical items from Rusk County and the State of Wisconsin.
The Geodesic
Dome Anishinaabe Exhibit Building
Native American Displays learning about Rusk Counties first residents, the Ojibwe Culture.
The '20s House
Celebrating the times that our Grandparents and Great Grandparents lived in.
The Vintage Building
Collections from Rusk Counties past. Wonderful displays of our Heritage.
Fully furnished replica of a log cabin used by Wisconsin’s early settlers.
The Logging Equipment & Farm Building
Fascinating displays of Logging and Farming equipment from our past.
Outdoor Displays
Several Outdoor displays including larger Farm Equipment, Glen Flora Jail, a NATO tank, and Railroad Section House/Rail Shelter. Equipment and History of the Soo Line and Wisconsin Central Railroads.
Use our library of Research materials to locate a grave, or an obituary, find relatives, or Veterans Information an old High School Annual or Plat Book and much much more.