Historic Buildings Cared for, and curated by, Chippewa Valley Museum

Probably built in 1866, the Lars and Grethe Anderson House may be the oldest remaining example of a house built using kamnov (or Scandinavian notch) corner joints in North America.

The historic Schlegelmilch House, located at 517 Farwell Street in downtown Eau Claire, is a popular site for private events and an important part of CVM collections.

This one room schoolhouse provided education to children in 1st - 8th grades from 1882-1961 in the Town of Washington.