Lost Lake Randolph Historical Society

Lost Lake Randolph Historical Society Our mission is to preserve our local history and be an educational resource for the community. Mary’s Church at Lost Lake.

The Lost Lake Randolph Historical Society was formed in 2001 by concerned area residents seeking to preserve the old St. The church now houses a local history museum with a wide variety of exhibits, including extensive information on area one-room schools, cheese factory and farming history, military uniforms, many photos, and Randolph Fire Department history. Additional exhibits include a 10’ x

14’ model train set, antique clothing and hats, a vintage kitchen, and natural history items previously displayed at Nature Land. Our largest project to date was relocating the Lost Lake School to the museum grounds and restoring it to create an authentic one-room school exhibit. Each year we add more to our museum, pre- serving artifacts and sharing the knowledge of how our local community was shaped by peo- ple and events. Meetings are held at the historical society on the second Thursday of each month at 12:30 pm. The next meeting will be held on March 10, 2022 (there is a short break in the winter).

A longtime Randolph area business that may not have always been in the spotlight as much as others, but quietly providin...
08/14/2026

A longtime Randolph area business that may not have always been in the spotlight as much as others, but quietly providing an important service to our community for many years.

August Memory Lane….
08/10/2026

August Memory Lane….

Once a year (second Wednesday in August) we meet in the evening for our annual meeting. The remainder of the meetings a...
08/08/2026

Once a year (second Wednesday in August) we meet in the evening for our annual meeting. The remainder of the meetings are at 12:30 pm on the second Thursday of the month (March-November). We ❤️new members! Please join us!

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08/07/2026
1956 Shenanigans 😊
08/06/2026

1956 Shenanigans 😊

08/02/2026

Thanks to everyone who came out today and to Gene and Linda Wiersma for their interesting presentation on Native American artifacts.

With the severe storms that have swept through the Menasha area this week, thought we’d take a look back at the devastat...
07/30/2026

With the severe storms that have swept through the Menasha area this week, thought we’d take a look back at the devastating tornado that went through our area in 1951.

Meet early Randolph settlers John and Azubah Converse. As you may remember from a post a few weeks ago, John played a ke...
07/27/2026

Meet early Randolph settlers John and Azubah Converse. As you may remember from a post a few weeks ago, John played a key role in persuading the railroad to establish a stop in Randolph—an important milestone in the community’s early growth.

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W11827 Concord Road
Randolph, WI
53956

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