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Monday 9am - 1pm Wednesday 10am - 4pm Thursday 9am - 1pm Saturday 1:30pm - 4pm

North Wood County Historical Society/ Upham Mansion

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The North Wood County Historical Society owns and operates the Gov. The NWCHS and museum is supported by memberships, donations and grants. The Governor W. H.

Mailing address: NWCHS PO Box 142, Marshfield, WI 54466

The North Wood County Historical Society is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and sharing history for present and future generations. WH Upham House which houses the Society and its historic collections from Marshfield and surrounding area, given for historical preservation. Upham House is the home of William Henry Upham (1841-1924) who was a Civil War soldier, Mayor of Marshfield, businessman, and the 18th Governor of Wisconsin (1895-1897).

10/12/2026

Thank you Leadership Marshfield for coming to the Upham last Thursday! 16 local leaders were able to see some of the unique artifacts in the North Wood County Historical Society's collection, and most took the opportunity to 'sign the Declaration of Independence' like Jessica is below.
Thank you Marshfield Area United Way for helping to line things up!

09/16/2026

Two 1960s photos recently donated show a Greyhound deck-and-a-half Scenicuiser and Supercoach at the Greyhound terminal located at the Hotel Charles.

09/14/2026

Call for Volunteers
History Rising from the Grave Cemetery Tours

October 3 & 4, 2026

The North Wood County Historical Society is seeking volunteers for its History Rising from the Grave Cemetery Tours on October 3 and 4, 2026.

We need:
Two men to portray former Marshfield residents and share their stories through first-person reenactments.

Ten tour guides to assist visitors through Hillside Municipal, Catholic, and Lutheran Cemeteries.

This is a great opportunity to bring local history to life, connect with the community, and help preserve Marshfield's heritage.

To volunteer or learn more, contact:

Don Schnitzler
📞 715-383-9775

North Wood County Historical Society
📞 715-387-3322

Join us in making history come alive!

09/09/2026

Our Spencer neighbors will have a History Walk on Oct. 14!

08/28/2026

Stop by the John C Lang 4-H Building across from the Expo Building and check out the historic photo-boards!

08/26/2026

Tis the season! The first annual Central Wisconsin State Fair commenced Tuesday, August 25, 1903. One hundred twenty three years ago to the date! The attached 1948 photograph features the Midway looking South towards the Round Barn.
You can read 1903 Marshfield News & Wisconsin Hub article here: https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-marshfield-news-and-wisconsin-hub-1s/204659921/

08/20/2026

07/12/2026

The Upham House was closed for tours on Saturday as it was a venue for the Adler film. It made theWSAW News!

A film project is bringing Marshfield’s history to the big screen, with production underway at the Governor Upham House.

Address

212 W 3rd Street
Marshfield, WI
54449

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 1pm
Wednesday	10am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 1pm
Saturday	1:30pm - 4pm

Telephone

+17153873322

Website

http://www.uphammansion.com/

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