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Tomah Area Historical Society Museum

Museum
Tomah , WI
The Tomah Area Historical Society Museum is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the history of Tomah, Wisconsin. The museum features exhibits on local history, early industries, and businesses, as well as displays on the cultural and community life of the area. Highlights include collections related to Agriculture, Cranberry, Railroad, Sports, Native American Heritage, and the famous comic "Gasoline Alley" and its creator Frank King. The museum offers a rich educational experience geared towards students and families interested in exploring local heritage and historical narratives.
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