FOYER

The above is what greets you upon your entrance to the Harbour House Museum.  Come and visit this beautifully restored "Turn of the Century" home setting.

Also, in the Foyer is an Automaton.  An automaton is self-operating machine.  They are quite rare. This Automaton was probably made in the 1980s.   It was probably used in a store window to attract attention.

Circa 1885. This piece of history is in operating order and we are hopeful that our guests (of all ages) will delight in its novelty and uniqueness.

FORMAL PARLOR / MUSIC ROOM

The above is a look into the formal parlor, this room is complete with pocket doors.

KITCHEN

Included in the kitchen is an ice box and ice tongs. On the wood stove are flat irons and iron holders.

LIBRARY / HERITAGE CENTER

The library houses many reference materials and Visitors are welcome to do research in our library.  For more information, go to the Heritage Center page.

LOCAL LOGGING & MINING ROOM

Displays of artifacts and pictures of the two industries that created Crystal Falls.

WOMEN'S ROOM

Includes an open steamer trunk of era clothes, and memorabilia concerning fashion, religion, and home, with a restored "fainting couch."

VETERAN'S ROOM

Contains artifacts from the Civil War through Desert Storm. Of particular interest are scrapbooks covering World War II.


CHILDREN’S ANTIQUE TOYS

This hands-on room features a miniature carousel, toys and posters.

OJIBWE PEOPLE

Dedicated to the memory of Charlotte Bennet Eckerberg, mother of Julia Nyholm, a former resident, is a tribute to the many uncounted generations of Indian people who have lived for centuries in this area.  The exhibit consists of family heirlooms, and the personal collection of Earl R. Nyholm, Mrs. Eckerberg's grandson.

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