Local history exhibits
Exhibits explore Northfield history, including the 1876 bank raid.
Northfield Historical Society
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About Northfield Historical Society
In Northfield, Minnesota, the Northfield Historical Society is a local history museum and community history center housed in the Scriver Building. It presents exhibits on the 1876 bank raid, Northfield and the Arboretum, the Heywood story, and Cole Younger. Visitors can explore the museum in person or take a virtual tour, with QR codes at Division Street shopfronts connecting to the digital tour. The center also maintains archives containing thousands of local historical artifacts and documents, and its store features goods from local artists and makers. Events and community education are part of its work sharing Northfield history. The museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 to 4 and Sunday from 1 to 4; admission is $10 for adults, with free entry for members, students, children 18 and under, Native Americans, and veterans.
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Virtual tour
Explore a digital tour with QR codes at Division Street shopfronts.
Historical archives
Collections include thousands of local artifacts and documents.
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