The Farmers' Museum

Yes

$10.50 for Seniors

Unfortunately, "Sugaring Off Sundays" is not taking place this season, but we do plan for it to return next year. We are currently focused on reopening the museum April 1 and getting back to a "normal" season.

Only service animals as defined by the ADA.

120 acres.

Yes. 10am-5pm. Later in the fall (Oct 11-31) open 10am-4pm.

Masks are required and yes, they are open. They have masks available at the ticket booth if someone needs one.

It's tentatively scheduled for December 11, 2021.

Yes. Holiday Lantern Tours. https://www.farmersmuseum.org/lantern/

Below is a general overview of the barn's history. We may have more background in our Library. If you need more info, please contact us through our contact form at farmersmuseum.org/contact/ This barn is an English threshing barn, also known as a Yankee or Connecticut barn, which is typical of upstate New York in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. The barn was first used by brothers Philip and Benjamin Sweet, who owned the farm (located in Laurens, New York) in succession from 1802 until sometime before 1850. The barn passed through several owners, and William C. Marble bought the land in 1918. The Farmers' Museum acquired the barn in 1997.

Yes, but they are doing the demonstration outside.

Unfortunately, no. The doors are open and there is an interpreter present to provide visitors with details about the history etc. But no rides are being offered at this time.

Can be seen at this museum..yes a hoax but inteeesting

Saturday, December 8 from 3-7 pm

I'd check the website, hours vary, as well as seasons, excellent place to visit, additionally they have special events

Most reenactment companies would love to have new additions

Thanks everyone