The Neville is a general museum of art, history and science. It is dedicated to the collection and preservation of significant objects relevant to Northeast Wisconsin, and, secondarily, the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. It is the Museum's mission to interpret its collections and provide educational insight through exhibits, informational programming, and publications. The Collections Department supports the Museum's mission through the management and preservation of our collections. There are over two million items in the permanent collections, including historic artifacts, original artworks, archeological objects, still photographs and film.
Researchers are welcome to use the collections by making an appointment.
The Museum's photographic collections are available for reproduction. All services are subject to established Museum policies and fees. The Neville Public Museum has two floors of galleries waiting to be explored. As visitors enter, they see the Walter Gallery, one of three major halls for changing exhibits. On the second floor, the Frankenthal Gallery offers a panoramic view of the Fox River and Green Bay skyline.