In Amberg, Wisconsin, a local history complex preserves the community’s past through a main museum, relocated historic buildings, and the original town hall. Its collections trace major parts of local life, including Native American material, lumbering, blacksmithing, quarrying, veterans’ service, and pioneer families. Notable artifacts include Amberg’s first hand-pulled chemical fire engine, a Menominee dugout canoe, quarry equipment, and tools tied to local trades. The site also preserves the original Amberg depot and the former Cedarville station, while the Old House recreates domestic life from the late nineteenth to early twentieth centuries. A research library further supports preservation of local records and memory.