New Richmond Heritage Center
1100 Heritage Drive
New Richmond, WI 54017
Phone: 715-246-3276
Fax: 715-246-7215
Accessibility: Not fully accessible. Four of the nine public buildings are accessible; this includes washroom facilities. The other five buildings have from one to four steps. For indoor programs an accessible building is always used, however.
Web site: www.pressenter.com/~nrpsinc
Description: The Bell Tierney Farmhouse is the hub of the Heritage Center. This classic example of Victorian, Italianate architecture is just one of nine historic buildings. Others include an 1887 Log Cabin (built by Norwegian immigrants), the 1933 Ubet Store (a typical, rural, general store) and our 1902 Camp Nine School (classic one-room style). The New Richmond Preservation Society, Inc. owns and operates the center which showcases local history, as well as an 11-acre trail system called the Paperjack Greenway which has been planted over with species of flora found by our early settlers. Call for more information concerning our tours, programs and events. Call toll free (888) 320-3276.
Maintained by the New Richmond Historical Society.
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