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Museum Hours
Beginning February 16, 2013
Tuesday through Sunday
11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Closed Monday & Holidays
Closed: Easter, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve Day, Christmas Day, New Years Eve Day, New Years Day
ADMISSION
(Beginning February 16, 2013)
Adults $7.50
Children (5-17) $3.50
Seniors (65+) and Students w/ID $5.50
Under 5 Free
Families $20.00
(2 adults & their minor children)
Members Free
Library & Archives:
Research opportunities are available by appointment. Contact
Matthew Carpenter,
Deputy Director
matt@myhistorymuseum.org
920.735.9370 ext. 113
Artifact Donations:
Artifact donations are considered by appointment only.
Contact
Matthew Carpenter,
Deputy Director
matt@myhistorymuseum.org
920.735.9370 ext. 113
Research and Collections
The library and archival collections of the History Museum at the Castle focus on the social, economic, agricultural and industrial history of Outagamie County and the Lower Fox River Valley, (between Wrightstown and Neenah) especially following European settlement.
Our library contains published histories, city and county directories, atlases and plat maps as well as "vertical files" (subject based collection of research papers, notes, clippings and other ephemera).
The archival collection contains approximately 800 cu. ft. of manuscript collections from individuals and families, as well as records collections from business, clubs, and government offices. Approximately 35,000 photographic images are contained in the photograph collection.
Digital Collections from the History Museum and the Appleton Public Library are available in the Historical Photo Reproduction Gallery or Fox Valley Memory.
The following policies and schedules define collection access and processes:
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