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The Elroy Museum
P.O. Box 35
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The
Elroy Historical Society Museum is located at 259 Main Street and is open 1:00 P.M. to
4:00 P.M. on Saturdays and Sundays from May 1st through September 30th. Come step into
Elroy's past, when it was a bustling railroad town. There are many photographs of the era
which just ended in the early 60's. Elroy was once home to a turnstile and roundhouse,
located where the commons is today. There's even a working model railroad, fun for the
young at heart.
Elroy Area Historical Society Membership:
Adult - $5
Student - $3
Life - $100 |
| There are over 400 exhibits relating to farming, biking,
family life and railroading.
Miniature
reproduction of Elroy when it was a major railroad center in the early 20th century by
well known miniaturist Dwight W. "Bud" Maher.
Early
home life, schools, churches and professional displays.
Streets
of yesterday.
Farm
exhibit.
Military
exhibit honoring our veterans.
Wall
of Fame featuring Governor Tommy Thompson.
Bronze
Eagle by Nationally acclaimed sculptor Robert Searles.
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Elroy when it was a major railroad center.
The large dark building is the roundhouse.
The bride and groom
The Doctor will see you now.
Hats and more hats
High fashion
General store
Law office
Bank of Elroy
Area churches
Apothecary |
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