The site includes the 11-acre Paperjack Greenway with walking trails, and replanted to species of flora found by our early settlers. We are governed by a nine-member board and have a great cadre of volunteers and professional staff. Our programming works closely with schools in west central Wisconsin and eastern Minnesota. School tours of the entire facility may be arranged or mini-classes may be held in our 1902 country school per scheduled request. School and bus tours to our site may be in conjunction with other local points of interest such as a vintage train ride, a cheese factory or a trout farm.
General tourism is also a part of our activities.
Weekends find the Heritage Center doubling as the local Tourist Information Center. Feel free to stop by and see what is happening in New Richmond, Wisconsin. The Center is open year round and is available to rent for community function, weddings and other family events, business meetings, reunions, etc. Also open by appointment. Or wander the grounds on you own.