Iron County Historical Museum getting renovations
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Zachary Marano/Daily Globe
The Iron County Historical Museum in Hurley is getting a new roof. Plans also call for the arches in the bell tower to be blocked off to prevent precipitiation from reaching the floor inside.
By ZACHARY MARANO
HURLEY, Wis. - Construction crews started renovations on the Iron County Historical Museum in Hurley on Monday. They will replace the roof of the building and close the arches in the clock tower.
Jeff Musselman, a volunteer with the Iron County Historical Society, said that renovations were on the books for four or five years. The museum was worried that they would be unable to pay the price for the renovations, but they were made possible by a generous gift from an anonymous donor in late 2020.
"We got an anonymous gift that paid for most of the...
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