News & Upcoming Events
Held in conjunction with National Pollinator Awareness Week, this event is dedicated to supporting our struggling native bee and butterfly populations. Heather Holm, author of “Pollinators of Native Plants” and “Bees: An Identification and Native Plant Forage Guide” will share her deep-rooted knowledge with a presentation and guided pollinator wildflower garden tour. The free event, supported by donations, is cohosted by the Three Lakes Natural Resources Committee, Center for the Arts, Historical Society, and Healing Nature Center, along with the Oneida County Land and Water Conservation Dept. Visit the Event page HERE for more details.
Join us as we celebrate the Grand opening and ribbon cutting of the Demmer Memorial Library (and Museum Visitor Center) June 29 from 1-4pm! Grand opening includes a membership drive, tours, and fun festivities. Can't wait to see you there!
We are now open for the 2019 season! Stop on by to see our NEW Welcome Center located in the Demmer Memorial Library. We can't wait to see you!
Looking to donate to the museum on behalf of someone you love? Click here to donate in memoriam.
As part of the Edward U. Demmer Library expansion, a new museum welcome center will occupy about 500 sq. ft. in the enlarged library. The space will allow the society to serve the public year round, providing secure archival storage and public access to the collection’s assets. But we need your help to raise the funds. Donate to the capital campaign now!
The Three Lakes Historical Society is now one of nearly 2,000 organizations around the country providing access to its digital collections through the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA). DPLA brings together over 13 million digital resources from America’s libraries, archives and museums and makes them freely available to the world. Thanks to Recollection Wisconsin, our DPLA Service Hub, and the Milwaukee Public Library for hosting our online records.
The Three Lakes Historical Society and Museum is a proud supporter of TLD Production's development of "Philosopher of the Forest: The Sam Campbell Story."
The Society partners with the U.S. Forest Service in maintaining the Sam Campbell Memorial Trail. Check out our "Visit" page for more info on hiking and snowshoeing!
The Society partners with the U.S. Forest Service in maintaining the Sam Campbell Memorial Trail. Check out our "Visit" page for more info on hiking and snowshoeing!
We're always looking for volunteers! If you enjoy history, meeting new people and working with a goal oriented group of dedicated individuals, please consider sharing your time and talents with us. Click here or email our curator for more information about how you can become involved.
