Preserving the beautiful history of Wakefield, Michigan and the Gogebic Range.

Wakefield Historical Society Museum Michigan Sunday Lake Visitors Center

4th of July Events at the Museum

We are finally back open following all of our construction this past winter. We are now open our usual hours, Monday through Saturday, 1pm to 4pm. We will be open for extended hours on July 3rd (1pm to 5 pm) and July 4th (11am to 4 pm).

We will also be giving away free patriotic sunglasses and free bottled water and other drinks out on July 4th. Stop by to beat the heat, stay hydrated, and learn about Wakefield’s history!


We Sell Wakefield High School and Wakefield-Marenisco School Yearbooks!

We have a variety of Wakefield High School and Wakefield-Marenisco School yearbooks available for purchase, ranging from the early 1920s until the 2020s. Our yearbooks are available for only $5 per book (plus shipping if applicable). Years available and quantities depend entirely on our excess yearbook stock. Please contact us directly at wakefieldmihistoricalsociety@gmail.com or director@wakefieldmihistoricalsociety.org and let us know what yearbook(s) you’re interested in. We offer combined shipping rates on multiple yearbook purchases.

The purpose of the 

Wakefield Historical Society

is to preserve and exhibit the history of the Upper Peninsula, particularly the Wakefield area of Gogebic County, and to promote local historical study, research, and publication.

306 Sunday Lake Street, Wakefield, MI 49968

Call us at (906) 224-1045

Free Admission - Street Parking - No Wheelchair Access

Summer Hours (June-September):

June through September, Monday - Saturday 1pm - 4pm

Winter Hours (October-May):

Wednesday and Friday 1pm - 4pm

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Meeting Minutes & Museum Documents

Access our Meeting Minutes Below (Microsoft Word):

January 2026 Meeting Minutes

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