Read on for a brief glimpse at some of the exhibits people of all age can enjoy. Begin with an entertaining video about the apple industry. Then move on to the historical displays of original warrants and deeds on sheepskin, and an authentic map of all the early settlers' farms as parceled by William Penn. One display demonstrates the laboratory and its role in developing fruit and vegetable processing methods. The art of barrel making is demonstrated, and a working apple grader can be seen.
Bees are important to an orchard, and a honeybee display shows why.
An 1880 kitchen is on display, as are quality control items, peelers, cider presses, and a vinegar generator. Early orchard photos, a prize-winning quilt, and a local scenes diorama can be seen. And don't miss the original posters commemorating the crowning of Apple Queens past. Throughout the year the Museum hosts a number of great activities, fun for the entire family. From antique autos to miniature carousels, a wide variety of themes are presented at events that are sure to please.