See You in Spring 2025! 

Thanks for another great season! We reopen for visitors in May 2025.

Support the preservation of Stonefield! Your donation helps maintain this historic site and its connection to Wisconsin’s agricultural past. Ensure these stories endure—donate today to keep history alive!

See You in Spring 2025! 

Thanks for another great season! We reopen for visitors in May 2025.

Support the preservation of Stonefield! Your donation helps maintain this historic site and its connection to Wisconsin’s agricultural past. Ensure these stories endure—donate today to keep history alive!

Man and Woman traversing Stonepoint

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. 

Start your history road trip!

Pick up your 2024 Member PastPort and start collecting stamps when you visit Stonefield! Redeem your stamps for discounts or even a free year of membership! Not a member? Join today to get in on the fun.

Make Your Next Event Historic

Stonefield’s picturesque settings for an rustic Wisconsin wedding or a unique private event offer plentiful opportunities for a historic event. Make your day historic and create a story that will be remembered for generations.

Get the Best Deal in History 

Wisconsin Historical Society members receive unlimited free admission to our 11 historic sites and museums, a complimentary annual subscription to the Wisconsin Magazine of History, merchandise discounts and more. Join at the Family level and above for added benefits and discounts at over 1,200 organizations nationwide! 


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