

Relive Wisconsin’s Rise to “America’s Dairyland”
At Stonefield you’ll explore history by the acre, including a 1900s Farming Village and Farmstead, the State Agricultural Museum, and the former home of Wisconsin’s first governor, Nelson Dewey. On your adventure through the site, you will learn the amazing story of the Badger State’s agricultural advance from a struggling group of wheat farmers to a worldwide agricultural powerhouse.

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Stonefield Historic Site
Step into 1900s Wisconsin at Stonefield—historic village, farm museum, and riverside adventure await!
The big event is just a few days away and we have a couple of reminders to make this a fun event for everyone! Safe & Spooky Halloween is a family friendly event. Please leave your dogs at home and NO CARRY- INS allowed! We ask that you wait to partake in an adult beverage at one of the fine dining establishments in Cassville after the event. Thank you! ... See MoreSee Less
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Make your plans to join us in beautiful Cassville WI for our annual Safe & Spooky Halloween, Saturday, October 18th. We open at 2:30 PM. $5 Admission and the Friends of Stonefield and Nelson Dewey State Park will have their food stand. Make it an extra special day by using the Cassville Car Ferry (running until 8 PM — last trip from Cassville at 7:20 PM). We promise you'll have a witching good time! ... See MoreSee Less
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Will this event still be going on this Saturday? We were told with the Government Shutdown that Stonefield will NOT be doing trick-or-treat. Can you please clarify this? Thanks.