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Welcome to the official website for the Town of Drummond in Northwest Wisconsin. The website is maintained by Drummond and is a great resource for finding local area businesses, vacation information, upcoming community activities, as well as Town Board meetings, agenda and other official information.

Drummond is nestled in the heart of Chequamegon National Forest in Bayfield County in northwest corner of Wisconsin. The area offers many fun outdoor activities for families to enjoy all year around from fishing, hunting, camping, biking, snowmobiling, hiking and much more.

The BottomLine Newspaper

Checkout the December issue of The BottomLine Newspaper

Please take a moment to look at the new display in the area shared by the Library and Museum in their building.  Click on the Historical Mueum in the left hand column and then click on the first entry that comes up.

Notice of Change for Drummond's 2012 Fireman's Picnic - The 2012 Annual Picnic will be held on  Saturday, JULY Th from Noon until 5PM.  Please note the change in month this year.


Please take heed that the Drummond website would appreciate receiving, and posting, photos you send to us for all seasons and events as jpg attachments to an email addressed to drumsitewi@gmail.com.

Vacation in Northwest Wisconsin
Yes, winter has arrived.  At least early winter has arrived but the calendar says real winter arrives later in December.  We have had a few snows and the lakes do get some ice along the shore line but not yet enough ice that it is time to start ice fishing.  Good time to start planning for skiing, snowshoeing, and all other winter activities.      

A new page will soon be added under the Drummond Historical  Museum information to show photos from the recent visit by the 6th grade class of 2011/2012 to learn about the meaning of Veterans Day.                        

  
Upcoming Area Events

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Drummond Area Outdoors Report

Chequamegon Nicolet National Forest

Two Lakes Campground on Lake Owen

 

Learning About Veteran's Day -
Mrs. Wiebusch's 6th graders from the
Drummond School visited the Drummond
Historical Museum on Wednesday,
November 2, 2011 to find out the answer to
many questions concerning Veteran's Day.
Les and Karen Watters, members of the
Drummond Historical Museum & Mrs.
Wiebusch split the class into 3 groups and
each group then learned about folding the
flag, the 5 branches of military & uniforms,
& the meaning of Veteran's Day.

 Rachelle and Rebecca Jerome, cousin Cassidy, and their uncle, Drummond Fire Chief Mark Jerome, Cassidy’s dad. Taken during a rest period during a recent WITC burn.