Museum Building
 

The Museum contains over 1,000 different artifacts ranging from carriages, automobiles, household appliances, farm equipment, glassware and toys. You can spend hours wandering the aisles looking at what is really just a portion of our collection.

Several permanent exhibits are located in this building including:
• Erie Sauder: A Man Who Made a Difference”, a multi-media exhibit telling the life story of Village Founder, Erie.
• Natives and Newcomers Introductory Exhibit , the best way to start your tour of our Native American village, this exhibit features an introductory video, time line of important historic events and the awesome Council Oak Tree and Carving.

The lobby features changing exhibits focusing on different themes. Often in our Threads through Time area, volunteers are demonstrating lace making while quilters are busy at work in the Threads of Tradition Quilt Shop.

The Museum is also used for special demonstrations, displays and hands on activities on festival days.

 

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