Tour our Historic Buildings!
Take a docent-led tour through 14 restored historic buildings, including:
late 1800’s Anderson family farmhouse, barn, granary, summer kitchen, log cabins, migrant’s cabin, sawmill and blacksmith shop.
June 9 – October 9
Tuesday – Friday, 11 am – 3 pm
Docent-led tours scheduled at 11 am and 1 pm
Adults $10; children under 18 free
(Scavenger hunt for children on the tours, with coupon for free ice cream cone at Door County Ice Cream Factory)
Museum Tours
The docent-led tour begins at the late 1800s farmhouse that was believed to have been brought over the ice of Green Bay from Marinette, WI, before the turn of the century. Once the home of the Alex Anderson family, it has been carefully restored with some of their original furniture and other early 20th century pieces.
Following the house tour, guests will be led through the 7-acre site to see the other restored buildings representing Sister Bay’s early history, many of them filled with vintage furnishings, tools, photographs and artifacts.
HOURS
2026 Season
June 9 to October 9
Tuesday to Friday
11 am to 3 pm
Docent-led tours scheduled at 11 am and 1 pm
Special events occur throughout the summer season.
TICKETS
Adults – $10.00
Kids 18 & under – Free
LOCATION
10310 Fieldcrest Rd
Sister Bay, WI 54234
Buildings of the Museum
We have 14 historic buildings that are renovated and available to tour, including the late 1800s Anderson family farmhouse. Some buildings shown below are not available to tour — the Balsam Cottage (our office), the Koessl Granary, and the Little Sister Barn.
