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Our popular blacksmithing workshop is back. Saturday & Sunday, February 10 & 11, 9AM-4PM, Knife Making Workshop. Start to finish class. Begin with hand forging a blade and a handle tang from high carbon steel. Grind, file and sand your blade to perfection. You will temper the knife with an oil quench and an oven…

Due to Hurricane Lee we have changed the dates of our Big Tag Sale to Sat. & Sun., Sept. 30 & Oct. 1, 2023. We will still have a sizeable of antiques, household, machinery, hardware, tools, clothing, dolls, horse drawn implements, antique autos and parts, a Saw Mill, a manure spreader, horse drawn plows, signage,…

FORD MODEL T SHOW & JITTERBUG/DOODLEBUG COMPETITION PULL Saturday, September 9, 2023, 10AM-3PM ADMISSION: $10 Adults, 18 and Under: Free LUNCH: $6 a plate: a hotdog or hamburger or sausage, potato salad, macaroni salad, chili, and baked beans, Bottle water. Sodas and fruit juice for sale at the Country Store along with other merchandise. Collection,…

The public is invited to a Bangor Greendrinks networking gathering at the Museum. Bangor Greendrinks is a nonprofit promoting networking of greater Bangor area businesses and green inspired sustainability. The Museum was a recipient of a $750 grant towards the relocation of a wood burning kiln for its developing ceramics program which was initiated with…

Rides at 123, 12:30, 1, 1:30, 2 & 3. Admissions: $10

This museum fundraiser is a tag sale, cash and carry. There will be: antique tractors and attachments, antique auto parts, tools, a horse drawn manure spreader, a horse drawn apple orchard sprayer with hit and miss engine, seeders, wagon stuff, cultivators, sleighs, pumps, antique furniture, lighting, building supplies, old power tools, glass and china, desks,…

We are looking for retired teachers, teachers on summer vacation, history buffs, and the interested to work in a volunteer or part-time, seasonal capacity as costumed interpreters and/or docents at our museum village between May and August. We are a comprehensive presentation of rural New England life between the 1850s to the 1920s. Our emphasis…