Welcome to the Brunn Barn Museum

In keeping with the goals of the Woodstock Agricultural Society, Inc. to promote agriculture, the Brunn Barn serves to educate visitors through displays of equipment and a variety of antique tools along with demonstrations. 

 

We continue to compile information for our visitors.  You will see periodic updates.  If you would like to send us any contributions, we would be happy to use them.

 

For more information on about a specific topic, please click on the title below:  

• New England Farming in the 1800’s

• Barn History

• Operational and Storage Areas of the Barn

• Tack Room

• Hay Lofts

• Central Corridor

• Cow Stalls

• Silo

• Milk Room

• Carriage House

• Work Shop

• Mrs. Brunn’s Kitchen

• The Saga of the Brunn Barn

• Museum Display Equipment and Artifacts 

• “Egomatic” Egg Sorter

• 1946 New Holland Model 76 “Automaton” Self-Tie Baler

• 1949 Allis Chalmers “-“Roto-baler”

• 1895 Rider Ericsson Hot-Air Pumping Engine

• Clipper Lawn Mower