The collection of artifacts is out of this world. Indian baskets of course, but the doctor's equipment, all the different typewriters, the photographer's camera and enlarger with the old sign from his stop. Some of what they have is BECUASE it is a small town ... oh, those tea pots! The webelo's uniform and I enjoyed that photo of the five local sons who all served in WWII. The blue star flags, the dolls. The old furniture. And all of it local. oh, the round barn, too.

Every once in a while, when traveling, you decide to check out something you see as you drive by.. This time we were bowled over. The museum contents are so numerous, well organized and explained, and presented in really interesting ways. It isn't just the round building seen from the road but a couple barns with vehicles, blacksmith shop, etc.; Old schoolhouse, jail, and cabin; and more. We loved the climb to the third floor for a view of the valley from the "crow's nest." Free! But you will want to make a donation and get something from their small but we'll stocked gift shop. Amazing find in this area. Not many people live here, but they can have a historical repository like this to share with visitors!