In 2000 the Society constructed the Barn to house its extensive collection of large historical objects associated with the industry and leisure activities of the county.
Highlights include:
• Early 1900’s Sulick Butcher Shop from Lopez , dismantled and reassembled piece by piece in the Barn, replicating a photo displayed on the wall taken in the early 1900's
• Corson motorized Ice Sled built in 1936 and used on Lake Mokoma, Eagles Mere Lake and Beaver Lake
• Harrington Creamery items
• Farming, lumbering, and mining implements
• Railroads exhibit featuring pictures of historic railroad stations in Sullivan County, including Wheelerville, Nordmont and Laporte
• Telephone switchboard
• Early 20th century store replica
• Working steam powered engine
• Dog-powered butter churn
• Maple sugaring display
• Carpentry, Masonry, and Cooper tools
• Plus many more “must see” items on display
The nearby shed is presently used for storage, but will one day also be added to the Museum complex.
