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Location
Parking
Parking available across the road at the Grange Hall
Best time
Plan your visit for a Saturday during the seasonal operating period and arrive early, as this is the only day the museum is open. Check ahead for seasonal dates to avoid disappointment.
Visitor tip
Take advantage of the volunteer-led hands-on demonstrations with textile tools and the live flax patch demonstrations. Arrive when volunteers are actively presenting to get the most educational value from your visit.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Historical Textile Tool Museum
- Highlights
- Rare antique looms, spinning wheels, live flax demonstrations, hands-on tool experiences
- Hours
- Saturdays, in season
- Parking
- Available at Grange Hall across the road
What visitors say
went here as a kid. history teacher had us go as a project or something like that. was interesting but i always associate with losers (lol idc) so i didnt get the most out of it. want to go again might here soon.
Excellent place for local history and textile (thread, fabric and clothing) manufacturing history. They have looms, spinning wheels, and many other tools used for processing fabric making materials. They even grow a patch of flax for…
Great little museum, excited to visit when they open! The last remaining home textile tool museum on the East Coast!
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Did You Know?
- Last remaining home textile tool museum on the East Coast
- Features a live flax patch for hands-on textile manufacturing demonstrations
- Visitors can get hands-on experience with rare antique looms, spinning wheels, and 19th century textile manufacturing tools
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