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408 Division Street
Northfield, MN 55057
Phone number: 507-645-9268
Fax number: 507-663-6080
Hours
Monday – Saturday 10 am to 5 pm
Sunday 1 pm to 5 pm
Guided Tours
Daily, Early June through Labor Day
Admission
$5 – Adults
$4 – Seniors (65+)
$3 – Students
$2 – Children (6 to 12)
Free – Children under 6
Free – NHS Members
Research
By Appointment Only

2019 Feature Exhibit
NHS is celebrating the centennial of Malt-O-Meal in Northfield with a new, one-of-a-kind exhibit, 100 Years of Malt-O-Meal Made Here Sold Everywhere. Don’t miss your chance to learn about the history of the company and the product that gained its fame here!
Check out our listing for
2019 programs and events.
Find out all of the ways you can have fun
as you learn about Northfield!
Up next: Tea with the Author and Museum
Mingle with Ames Sheldon, November 21
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What Visitors Are Saying about the Northfield Historical Society
Visited with teenagers. They enjoyed the variety of explanations including a video orientation. Well done! Great restoration and presentation of a time after the Civil War when times were still turbulent.
Richard J., Gainesville, Georgia
We really enjoyed seeing this museum. They kept the actual bank part of it as it was when Jesse James and friends tried to abscond with the money. The film was very informative and we left feeling that we well understood what took place.
Kelly B.
Certainly worth the $5 admission…The young lady who walked us through the bank was a high school student who volunteers at the museum, She did a better job as a storyteller relating the events than many adults…
Three of the four of us [on the tour] are James historians, with one of us a person who works at the James Farm and two of us are James writers. We found the tour to be accurate and well done by our tour guide.
Elizabeth J. Lexington, Missouri
The Historical Society was very well done. There was a $5.00 entry fee and it was worth it. We watched a film on Jesse James and read more about him. It also had a room describing Malt o Meal. It’s worth the stop.
Via Trip Advisor
This is not your typical “any town” Historical Society Museum…