Quaker Hill School

Built in 1924 and became the home of the museum in 1972.

Fifth Line Church

A Methodist Episcopal Church built in 1870 and moved to the museum site in 1979.

Stokes-Kydd House

Built in 1908 and moved to the site in 2002 to house the museum's main office, archives, gift shop, and a display gallery.

Implement Shed

With a collection of farm implements including an Etwell cutter, a Lasher sleigh, a Davidson fanning mill, and a Harman plow, all made locally.

Hillson Carriage Shed

The shed was moved to the museum in April 1973.

Carmody House

The house was moved to the museum in May 1988. A variety of herbs are planted in the garden for those who are interested in learning more about herbs.

Saw Mill

The saw mill was moved from the Bacon farm at Mash Hill to the museum in April 1995.

Print Shop

Scott Township Hall

Built in 1860 and moved to the museum in July, 1993.

Nesbitt Shed

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