Liberty Grove Historical Society | Door County, Wisconsin

Antique Tractor & Arts Festival
2026-07-25 10:00 - 16:00 (America/Chicago) | LGHS Museum Barn
Join us for Day One at our Annual Antique Tractor & Arts Festival held on the beautiful grounds of the Liberty Grove Historical Society.
This family-friendly event features Vintage Tractors, numerous Artisans, and Community Organizations. Live music with the Gibraltar Jazz Combo from 11 AM – 3 PM with a Tractor Parade at 1 PM. Enjoy Hayrides and backhoe rides, too. Raffle Prizes from local businesses and plenty of good food, snacks, and beverages round out the festival.
Docents will be located at the Log Museum and Century Farmhouse, and all historic buildings will be open for viewing, except the barn—plenty of parking and seating available.
As always, we are looking for volunteers for this event to help in various ways. Your support, for even part of one of these days, would be greatly appreciated. All LGHS Volunteers are invited to the Volunteer Picnic on Monday, August 3, at 6 PM in the barn for more good food and camaraderie. Please contact Dave Westen at dcwesten@gmail.com if you are available to volunteer.
We would like to thank the following generous Local Business Sponsors: Dave’s Tree Service, Door County Ice Cream Factory & Sandwich Shoppe, Door County North, Island Orchard Cider, Kick Ash Products, Main Street Market, Piggly Wiggly, and Shoreline Restaurant.
All events are subject to change. For the latest event information, find us on Facebook @libertygrovehistory. Artisans are welcome! Please contact Jan Newport at Jannewport76@gmail.com for further details. This is our primary fundraiser for the 2026 Season.

Antique Tractor & Arts Festival - Second Day
2026-07-26 10:00 - 16:00 | WI
Join us for Day Two at our Annual Antique Tractor & Arts Festival held on the beautiful grounds of the Liberty Grove Historical Society.
This family-friendly event features Vintage Tractors, numerous Artisans, and Community Organizations. Live music with Lynn Gudmundsen and Tom Beckman from 11 AM – 3 PM with a Tractor Parade at 1 PM. Enjoy Hayrides and backhoe rides, too. Raffle Prizes from local businesses and plenty of good food, snacks, and beverages round out the festival.
Docents will be located at the Log Museum and Century Farmhouse, and all historic buildings will be open for viewing, except the barn—plenty of parking and seating available.
As always, we are looking for volunteers for this event to help in various ways. Your support, for even part of one of these days, would be greatly appreciated. All LGHS Volunteers are invited to the Volunteer Picnic on Monday, August 3, at 6 PM in the barn for more good food and camaraderie. Please contact Dave Westen at dcwesten@gmail.com if you are available to volunteer.
We would like to thank the following generous Local Business Sponsors: Dave’s Tree Service, Door County Ice Cream Factory & Sandwich Shoppe, Door County North, Island Orchard Cider, Kick Ash Products, Main Street Market, Piggly Wiggly, and Shoreline Restaurant.
All events are subject to change. For the latest event information, find us on Facebook @libertygrovehistory. Artisans are welcome! Please contact Jan Newport at Jannewport76@gmail.com for further details. This is our primary fundraiser for the 2026 Season.

August Meeting
2026-08-17 19:00 - 20:30 | WI
Moving History: Preserving Liberty Grove One Building at a Time

From barns to cottages, Door County has a long tradition of moving buildings – not tearing them down, but giving them new life. In Liberty Grove, structural moving has helped preserve our landscape, craftsmanship, and stories for generations. Join Stefanie DeVooght Burke, LGHS President, for a historic look at how these remarkable relocations protected local heritage and kept Liberty Grove’s past rooted firmly in its future.

September Site Tour
2026-09-21 16:00 | WI
Site Tour of Camp Zion

Since 1946, campers of all ages have been having the time of their lives at Camp Zion, at the northern tip of beautiful Door County, on the waters of Green Bay. Join Dale Stewart, Executive Director, as he shares the story of this special location. Participants in the tour should enter on Door Bluff Lane in Ellison Bay, drive past the new building, and continue south a few hundred feet to the main parking area. Please dress comfortably and wear walking shoes as the terrain can be uneven.
