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Agricultural Area (1845-1960s)

...the Belgian farmhouse and its outbuildings in Walloon, the native language of the first Belgians to settle in Northeast Wisconsin. Look for the audio signage outside the farmhouse, summer kitchen,...

La Baye Fur Trade (1770-1830)

...in between logs are chinked to keep out the harsh Wisconsin elements. The Fur Trade Cabin at Heritage Hill was originally found inside a house set to be demolished for...

Weddings

...indoor and outdoor options—allowing couples to celebrate their entire day in one unforgettable location. Want to learn more or schedule a tour of Heritage Hill? Connect with our Events Team...

Planned Giving

...a way to ensure that our work continues for years to come. A bequest is a flexible and easy way to make a lasting impact without affecting your current financial...

Rental FAQs

...booking to secure your reservation. The remaining balance is due in full at the time of your 60 day final walk-through. You may pay in installments of any amount, at...

Growing Community (1850-1912)

...is wood frame. The Blacksmith Shop was built by Henry M. DeWitt and was originally used as a repair shop for wagons and carriages – the carpentry work was done...

Private Events

Private Events Heritage Hill State Historical Park is available for private event rentals year-round. From showers and celebrations to corporate gatherings, our historic grounds provide a unique and memorable setting...

Fort Howard (1830s)

...way for the incoming Chicago and Northwestern Railway. Fort Howard Guard House The guardhouse was originally built by the U.S. Army in 1833. After Ft. Howard closed, the building was...

Hours & Daily Admission

...the Education Center, but not allowed inside the historic buildings. Hours: Closed Mondays Tuesday – Saturday 9 am – 4 pm Sunday Noon – 4 pm Admission: Member** Free! Adult...

Field Trip Toolkit

...Divide your students up into groups of 15-20 students each with at least 1 adult per group before arrival and give each adult this map. With it they will know...