Welcome to the Fox Island Museum!
There are more than 3000 artifacts on display in Dioramas, Showcases, and free standing exhibits. Among them is a display describing the life of former Governor Dr. Dixy Lee Ray, a Mosquito Fleet display, Indian artifacts, rotating exhibits, a reference room, farm room, Book Nook, and Museum Store.
The Ballot Box that was formerly at the Fire Station has been moved to the Nichols Center Parking Lot.
Museum Open on Saturdays & Sundays 1-4 PM
- Veterans WWI Exhibit
In Honor of Veterans Day 2024 – A World War One Display at the Fox Island Museum
Featured items are:
Full military Army uniform including jodhpur riding britches, spats, tin helmet, swagger stick, and gas mask.
A scrapbook with photographs of delousing machines used to combat lice in the trenches.
Throughout the years, veterans have been supported by many organizations, one of which is the “Cootiettes.” The focus of its members, all women, was to serve veterans in rehabilitation centers and hospitals. Cootiettes were active on Fox Island for many years with our veterans. The name Cootiettes comes from the word cootie, which is a reference to louse (plural, lice!).
You can view this WWI display until November 24, 2024. The Cootiette display, however, is permanent.
- Visit Santa at the Fox Island Museum!
Santa & Mrs. Claus are coming to the Fox Island Historical Society Museum on Saturday, December 7th, from 1‑4 PM. Bring your Family and Friends to visit with them in the Museum Barn. Be sure to bring your camera. The photos make great holiday cards. Please dress warmly and we look forward to seeing you!
The Museum, Book Nook and Gift Shop will also be open.
- Holiday Gift Wrapping
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