Heritage Historical Village 
900 Montgomery Street, New London, Wisconsin  54961
     
Railroad Depot
Railroad Equipment
Heritage Days & Rail Fest
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Open 1 to 4 pm these Sundays: June 1 & 15, July 6 & 20, and Aug 3, & 17, 2008.

Step back in time as you tour five historic buildings that were moved to the village for preservation.  Browse through an octagon shaped house, school, church, log cabin, and a train depot.  They are furnished with original or period furnishings.   Examine railway equipment including a locomotive, boxcar, and two cabooses, or browse the depot and its exhibits of railroad artifacts and memorabilia.

It's enjoyment for the whole family! No entrance fee--donations appreciated.

For further information, appointments, or group tours, call 920 982-8557 or 920 982-5186.

August 2nd & 3rd, 2008 - Heritage Days & Rail Fest

This fantastic event features a pre-1840’s buckskinner's rendezvous encampment with hawk & knife toss, other frivolities, and historic demonstrations.  There will also be western stunt show performances, pony rides, kids face painting, a knickknacks & artifacts tent, music, bake sale, food, and refreshments.

Western Stunt PerformerThis year will feature professional stunt performers from the Whips Garters and Guns western stunt show. Performances include; Train Station Hold Up, Shooting Demonstration, Bull Whips Demonstration, Movie Effects, and More.

Click here for a schedule of Heritage Days & Rail Fest and photos from previous events. It's an event you won't want to miss August 2nd and 3rd from 10 am to 4 pm.

Simmons / Edison  Remembrances Sought

A Simmons / Edison exhibit is planned in conjunction with the recent acquisition of a garage moved to the village from the site. Please contact us to donate related artifacts, photographs, New London postcards, or to possibly negotiate on an item.

A collection of railroad equipment

The Heritage Historical Village is adjacent to Memorial Park and New London Skate Park.  It is about 20 miles NW of Appleton, 35 miles N of Oshkosh, and 39 miles W-SW of Green Bay. Location Map

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