Situated on the southeast corner of the five acres that makeup the Ward-Thomas property is a renovated wooden barn with two cupolas. the barn has five stalls that housed the horses that pulled the carriages of the Ward and Thomas families before the advent of motorized transportation.

The two-story barn is constructed entirely of wood with slate shingles for a roof. The cupolas provide for cooling the ban as warm air exits through the vents. The barn features post and beam construction as was common for that time period(1862).

Presently the barn is used to display common items that were used in the past with two stalls featuring a typical kitchen and furniture display areas as they would have appeared at the turn of the century.

Post and beam construction

Interior view of one of the horse stalls

Interior view of roof construction

View of corner construction

Furniture room

Kitchen room

Wooden work vise

Grindstone

Wheelbarrow

Royal typewriter

Sewing machine

Push lawnmowers

Kerosene lantern

Hand sickles and draw knives

Old tools

Leather horse collars

Washing machines

Washing machines

Singer sewing machine

Clothes wringer

Wooden boxes and wheelbarrow

Water barrow

Ice tongs

Lawnmowers, ladder, metal barrel hoop