The entry area for our Museum displays video history on TV’s, smaller exhibits that reflect the history of past volunteers, armed service world involvement, local historical documentation  and maps, as well as art and smaller displays including currency, watches, phones, grain exhibits, bottles, musical instruments, music players, post office phone system from the 1940’s, sewing and kitchen equipment, working train set, and medical equipment. Have you ever seen the brace that children with polio were put in!

This is just a small selection of items you will find in the entry hall and mezzanine floor.

Give us a tune on the 1910 Estey reed pump organ.

We have recently added one of the two kerosene heated Cyphers egg incubator from 1900’s, which holds 120 hen eggs in the upper chamber, & the chickens underneath as they hatch.

For camera buffs, we have a private collection on display including:

1897 Kodak, 1901 Kalgoorlie Kodak and a 1913 Graflex, which is a modified camera and has only had 3 custodians in its life.

We do sell a few souvenirs - Wylie mugs, hat pins, metal tractor plates, coasters, and now stock fly-net hats, & fly nets!