Three buildings were moved to the museum in 1995, including the original Roseberry store and gas station. It is being restored and will be used as a research center. Two private residences, long ago moved to be closer to Idaho 55, were also transported back to Roseberry last year. They include the Grover Miller home and the Barrenger House, a four-square home. Both are being restored.
Visitors can also witness some construction in progress.
Framework for an exhibit barn is currently in place. Some of the artifacts on exhibit include items used by the early Finnish settlers in the area, logging and carpentry tools and an old threshing machine. Since 1980, the McCall Summer Chinook Fish Hatchery has worked to restore salmon populations in the South Fork of the Salmon River. The hatchery is located on Mather Road along the North Fork of the Payette River in McCall. It features a visitor center with pictorial and written descriptions of the hatchery system and programs.