45 Amazing Acres of Antique Buildings and Objects of
The Historic Round Barn is the entrance building.
This summer it holds an exhibit with 3 floors of vintage motorcycles and racing
machines.
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(plus the Glass Motorcycle in the
Tiffany building.)
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Historic homes and buildings Transported from all over
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some with original furnishings, some as museums
with specific types of
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A 10-wheel steam locomotive and luxury rail car.
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A 19th-century store with barber shop, tap room, post
office, and doctor and dentist offices;
19th-century medicine shop.
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The restored 220-foot steamboat
and the last
walking beam side-wheel passenger steamer in existence.
Built in Shelburne in 1906, it operated as a day boat on
Lake Champlain serving ports along the
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The “Ti” has a single cylinder, vertical steam engine. |
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The Arnold Circus Parade has nearly 4,000 figures. It was
made between 1925-55 and forms a parade over 500 feet
long.
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The Kirk Bros. Circus is a miniature three-ring circus
with audience comprised of over 3,500 pieces.
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World’s largest collection of glass canes |
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A huge display of toy fire engines, antique toys
and dolls houses. |
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A whole house full of Tiffany jewelry, stain-glass windows
and lamps.
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Many of the buildings contain paintings, both American and
Impressionism
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“Les Glason” Claude Monet |
“Repetition au Foyer” Edgar Degas |
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“Soaring” Andrew Wyeth |
“Milking” Winslow Homer |
All in all, the