The Museum is wheelchair accessible, has accessible restrooms, & a large parking lot. We have a quarterly newsletter, special events & monthly meetings.
The Ashwaubenon Historical Society began as a committee of individuals who realized that preserving a community's past would provide a path for the future. It was established as a private non-profit organization in 1971 & incorporated in 1976. Its first home was two former classrooms at Cormier School, the first public school in Ashwaubenon founded in 1872. It moved to its present location & opened the Museum in 2001.
The Museum is staffed by volunteers who also create the exhibits. The Museum collection features a well-known exhibit of "Tramp & Hobo" art, created & collected by area native, Adolph Vandertie
.Admission ~ $1.00
From March - December open 1:00 p.m. - 4:p.m. Wed & Sat or by appointment. CLOSED January & February Phone: 920-429-2863 Leave message.
Monthly meetings at the Museum are on the fourth Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m.
Need a meeting place? The Museum is available. Want to schedule a visit or tour when the Museum is closed? See the Society's website for more information. Anyone can join!
Our Mission: The Ashwaubenon Historical Society is a non-profit institution with the goal of preserving Ashwaubenon's and the surrounding area's past through an active collection and interpretation of historical records and artifacts.
