Telephone: 802-889-7458

As the historical element of the Tunbridge World’s Fair, a log cabin (1927) is used to display 19th-century items, utensils, and tools. There is also a collection of antique farm equipment, a 1-room schoolhouse (moved to the present site), and a blacksmith’s shop, where there are demonstrations of crafts, cider pressing, working gas and steam engines, etc.

Contact Person: Priscilla Farnham

Hours and Admission: open during the fair, 2nd week in Sept. Admission: $5.

Last updated: 1995