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| The Museum
was originally dedicated In 1905 as the Antigo Public Library through a $15,000 grant from the Carnegie Foundation. It began a chapter as a museum when the library was moved to a new updated quarters in 1997. The outstanding facility houses artifacts from the logging and Indian era, as well as, handmade and early agricultural woodworking and lumbering implements. It also contains one of the finest archives in the north woods complete with old scenes and pictures of the early days of Langlade County and the City of Antigo. The Museum and Deleglise Cabin are maintained for the public's enrichment though the efforts of the Langlade County Historical Society a non-profit organization. |
Langlade County Historical Society
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