Built in 1837, Hazelwood Historical House is Green Bay’s only historic house open to the public that is still on its original site. Hazelwood is a fine example of Greek Revival architecture, with furnishings and photographs representing the Victorian period. The home is filled with many original items and artifacts that the Morgan and Elizabeth Martin family used on a daily basis. The home was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1964.

Hazelwood is open for tours seasonally and for group tours year-round. There are several different package options to choose from, such as the Formal Tea Tour which includes a guided tour of the house plus food and beverage served in three courses, or the Astor Neighborhood Architectural Walking Tour. Watch their website or Facebook page for information on their unique events, such as the “A Dickens of a Christmas” holiday event or “If Tombstones Could Talk” walking cemetery tour.