Defeat of Jesse James Days 2022

NHS Schedule of Events

September 1 thru 10:  Virtual Outlaw Run 5k/15k

Formerly the Northfield Shares DJJD Run. You can run or walk wherever and however you want. All participants receive a T-shirt. All ages are encouraged to participate!  $30 per entry. 

September 8: $2 For Townies Open House

Enjoy the museum for only $2 admission because you’re lucky enough to live in Northfield!

September 10: DJJD Vintage Button Sale

Buttons have been sold to promote DJJD activities since the Fall Festival began in 1946. NHS has collected these buttons over the years and has a wonderful collection to display each DJJD. Over the years we have taken in nearly all of the buttons people have offered us resulting in an absurd number of duplicate buttons in our collection. In keeping with our current collection goals, we have paired the collection down to a couple of buttons for each year. The rest are being offered to the public at a sale, the proceeds of which will go to enhance the collection. The sale is from 10am – 12am.

 

2000 – 2019         $5.00 each

1990 – 1999         $8.00 each

1980 – 1989         $15.00 each

1975 – 1979         $20.00 each

1976                      $100.00 each

1960 – 1974         $50.00 each

1946 – 1959         $200.00 each

** New This Year **   

Vintage Button Grab Bag – Buy a bag of three buttons for $10 and take your chance that you get a button worth A LOT more!!

 

September 11:  LIVE Outlaw Run 5k/15k

Formerly the Northfield Shares DJJD Run. Registration at Benson & Langehough Funeral Home 6:30 to 7:30. The 15K starts at 7:45am. The 5K starts at 8:00 am. $30 per entry until August 31. Prices go up to $35 per entry beginning September 1. 

Museum Open All Weekend

View the NEW raid exhibit and learn about the townspeople who weren’t highlighted in the reenactment. There will be no tours but a Museum Host can answer any questions you ask. There are no mask guidelines but social distancing is encouraged. Also on display is the exhibit on local cobbler and artist, John Sletten. 

Normal museum admission prices apply.