Experience Ephraim’s rich history under the enchantment of candlelight with our "Museums After Dark" walking tour. This evocative evening journey begins at the Anderson Store Museum, where you'll step back in time to explore the eerie and fascinating stories of Ephraim's past. From there, the tour winds its way up to Moravia Street, leading you to the Pioneer Schoolhouse and the Historic Iverson House. As you stroll from site to site, you'll uncover the darker, lesser-known tales of Ephraim and these historic landmarks.

Please note that this tour involves walking up hills and maintaining a brisk pace, so participants should be comfortable with moderate physical activity.

Tickets are $20 for the public and $10 for Ephraim Historical Foundation members.

Join us for an unforgettable night of history and intrigue by candlelight!

Experience Ephraim’s rich history under the enchantment of candlelight with our "Museums After Dark" walking tour. This evocative evening journey begins at the Anderson Store Museum, where you'll step back in time to explore the eerie and fascinating stories of Ephraim's past. From there, the tour winds its way up to Moravia Street, leading you to the Pioneer Schoolhouse and the Historic Iverson House. As you stroll from site to site, you'll uncover the darker, lesser-known tales of Ephraim and these historic landmarks.

Please note that this tour involves walking up hills and maintaining a brisk pace, so participants should be comfortable with moderate physical activity.

Tickets are $20 for the public and $10 for Ephraim Historical Foundation members.

Join us for an unforgettable night of history and intrigue by candlelight!

Experience Ephraim’s rich history under the enchantment of candlelight with our "Museums After Dark" walking tour. This evocative evening journey begins at the Anderson Store Museum, where you'll step back in time to explore the eerie and fascinating stories of Ephraim's past. From there, the tour winds its way up to Moravia Street, leading you to the Pioneer Schoolhouse and the Historic Iverson House. As you stroll from site to site, you'll uncover the darker, lesser-known tales of Ephraim and these historic landmarks.

Please note that this tour involves walking up hills and maintaining a brisk pace, so participants should be comfortable with moderate physical activity.

Tickets are $20 for the public and $10 for Ephraim Historical Foundation members.

Join us for an unforgettable night of history and intrigue by candlelight!

Experience Ephraim’s rich history under the enchantment of candlelight with our "Museums After Dark" walking tour. This evocative evening journey begins at the Anderson Store Museum, where you'll step back in time to explore the eerie and fascinating stories of Ephraim's past. From there, the tour winds its way up to Moravia Street, leading you to the Pioneer Schoolhouse and the Historic Iverson House. As you stroll from site to site, you'll uncover the darker, lesser-known tales of Ephraim and these historic landmarks.

Please note that this tour involves walking up hills and maintaining a brisk pace, so participants should be comfortable with moderate physical activity.

Tickets are $20 for the public and $10 for Ephraim Historical Foundation members.

Join us for an unforgettable night of history and intrigue by candlelight!

Join the Ephraim Historical Foundation and special guest lecturers Brendon Baillod and Robert Jaeck from the Wisconsin Underwater Archeological Association (WUAA) as they share some fascinating results from their ongoing survey of Eagle Harbor in Ephraim. The WUAA team will share information about the equipment they use and provide insights into the harbor's rich maritime past. This event offers a unique opportunity to learn more about their important work and the treasures beneath Eagle Harbor.

Join us for evening history lectures features many guest speakers and experts.

The Ephraim Historical Foundation is hosting, together with the Heritage Alliance of Door County, the Wisconsin Council for Local History Regional Meeting at the Ephraim Village Hall on September 11, 2024 from 10:00am -3:00pm. Registration is required for this event.

We are hosting a vintage market in collaboration with Rusty Dusty Vintage & Records!

From 11am to 7pm, enjoy views of Eagle Harbor while shopping for fun vintage items.

There will be vintage clothing, home decor, furniture, jewelry, apparel, and more!

We will also have our featured and pop-up exhibits open in the Anderson Barn Museum.

This is a free and family-friendly event!

Tour the Iverson House and the Ephraim Moravian Church. Advance registration recommended by 10 AM the day of the tour. Meet at Moravian Church, 9970 Moravia St.

Park on Moravia St or in the upper lot behind the church.

Tour is free or charge, but donations appreciated to fund historic restoration.

Join our curator, Jeff O’Keeffe, on a tour of this summer’s featured exhibit.

Reserve your spot for an exclusive tour of this privately owned architectural treasure tucked away here in Ephraim. Originally built in the 1960s in a Nordic revival style, Binkhaven has endured to be one of the best-preserved examples of its architectural and interior design type.

Tour the Iverson House and the Ephraim Moravian Church. Advance registration recommended by 10 AM the day of the tour. Meet at Moravian Church, 9970 Moravia St.

Park on Moravia St or in the upper lot behind the church.

Tour is free or charge, but donations appreciated to fund historic restoration.

Tour the Goodletson Cabin and Bethany Lutheran Church. Registration recommended by 10 AM the day of the tour.

Meet at Bethany, 3028 Church St (Hwy Q). Park on Moravia Street or in church lot (enter from Q).

Tour is free or charge, but donations are appreciated to fund historic restoration.

Join us for story time, activities, crafts, and snacks!

This program is free of charge to promote summer reading and fills up quickly. For children ages 4 - 10

Registration is recommended.

The EHF welcomes the Ukulele Society of Door County for an hour of catchy sing-along songs and toe-tapping fun. Bring your own chair. Rain? The concert will take place at the Ephraim Village Hall.

Join us for story time, activities, crafts, and snacks!

This program is free of charge to promote summer reading and fills up quickly. For children ages 4 - 10

Registration is recommended.

Stop by the Anderson Store to meet children’s book author Sue Jarosh.

Author Sue Steckart Jarosh grew up in De Pere and Door County where she spent many summer days at the family cottage on Cave Point Road in Jacksonport. Sue is a long-time tour guide at Eagle Bluff Lighthouse Museum in Peninsula State Park. Sue’s first book, Door County’s Eagle Bluff “Lighthouse Mouse” was inspired by her work at the lighthouse and by her grandchildren.

Members and their guests are invited to join us at the Anderson Barn for the 2024 Summer Social Fundraiser event! Save the date! More details about the event to come!

Members are invited to join us at the Ephraim Village Hall at 9:30AM on Saturday, July20 for the 2024 Annual Meeting. This will be an opportunity for members to vote for new board positions, learn more about the EHF and Heritage Fund, and enjoy free coffee and donuts!

Join us for story time, activities, crafts, and snacks!

This program is free of charge to promote summer reading and fills up quickly. For children ages 4 - 10

Registration is recommended.

Reserve your spot for an exclusive tour of this privately owned architectural treasure tucked away here in Ephraim. Originally built in the 1960s in a Nordic revival style, Binkhaven has endured to be one of the best-preserved examples of its architectural and interior design type.

Reserve your spot for an exclusive tour of this privately owned architectural treasure tucked away here in Ephraim. Originally built in the 1960s in a Nordic revival style, Binkhaven has endured to be one of the best-preserved examples of its architectural and interior design type.

Join Ephraim Historical Foundation Executive Director Cody Schreck and a panel of guest presenters as they guide you through seven-and-a-half decades of preserving and sharing Ephraim's history, culture, and beauty. From saving a one-room schoolhouse to publishing one-of-a-kind history books, and much more, this program will uncover some of the incredible work that has created the Ephraim we see today!