Tomah Area Historical Society — Attraction in Tomah

Interesting. Variety of artifacts from Tomah area located in a past dress shop.. Well presented. Large collection of artwork by artist Frank King (the historic comic "Gasoline Alley", portraits, political cartoons from Chicago papers, other) Native American, civil war, cranberry & other businesses, clothing, toys, house hold items, government, hats, Knights of Pythious, maps, daily life since 1830s, much more. Director available for deeper information -best if make appointment. Hosts/Hostesses helpful but don't hover. If need wheelchair access, ask the host to set up the ramp. Free. Air conditioned. Open April - October and by...

Amazing place every city should have a place of history /museum like this! Staff is friendly and knowledgeable and care about the community. Wonderful that they have a section for the high school and yearbooks as well. This is a true gold mine and must see even if you are passing through - so much to see for everyone...

A very ambitious little museum with collections from and about the community of Tomah and surroundings. The collections are organized in themes such as railroad, cooking/kitchen, fire department, military, agriculture, famous people and so on. Ranging from 1850’s till 1960-70’s more or...