Museum holds open house for Working on the Farm exhibit

  • The Shelby County Museum held an open house this week to kick off its new exhibit dedicated to “Working on the Farm.” The exhibit will run from now through the end of the year. Jamie Lindley, (right), a finishing carpenter and painter by trade, provided a demonstration and explanation of how many different types of traditional hand tools worked. The museum is located at 230 Pecan Street and is open Monday-Friday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. David Danley | Light and Champion
    The Shelby County Museum held an open house this week to kick off its new exhibit dedicated to “Working on the Farm.” The exhibit will run from now through the end of the year. Jamie Lindley, (right), a finishing carpenter and painter by trade, provided a demonstration and explanation of how many different types of traditional hand tools worked. The museum is located at 230 Pecan Street and is open Monday-Friday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. David Danley | Light and Champion
    The Shelby County Museum held an open house this week to kick off its new exhibit dedicated to “Working on the Farm.” The exhibit will run from now through the end of the year. Jamie Lindley, (right), a finishing carpenter and painter by trade, provided a demonstration and explanation of how many different types of traditional hand tools worked. The museum is located at 230 Pecan Street and...

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