A very nice piece of Central WIsconsin/Wisconsin history. A true preserved old house maintained with a lot of care. Neat property.
Victorian residence of Wisconsin's 18th governor
W.H. Upham House Museum is a local history museum in Marshfield set inside the 1880 home of former Wisconsin Governor William Henry Upham. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the mid-Victorian, Italianate residence features period furnishings from the late 1880s to the 1920s, including original bedroom and dining sets built by the Upham Manufacturing Company. We also house historical records, photographs, and research archives for the North Wood County Historical Society.
A very nice piece of Central WIsconsin/Wisconsin history. A true preserved old house maintained with a lot of care. Neat property.
Nice place not handicap accessible though
Great piece of history in Marshfield.
House is that of Marshfield furniture manufacturing family. Very well decorated, especially for Christmas. Continuous restoration occurring. Office keeps many historical documents and photos pertaining to Marshfield history. Worthy of financial support.
Great piece of local history. Cheap cost and that includes a tour of the house and gardens.
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