Second is fine and decorative arts and crafts. The Museum displays four permanent exhibits. First are the Homespun Kitchen and the Pre-Electric Kitchen , in the lower level.
Visitors see how families of old prepared meals, made clothes and did laundry.
The ingenuity that folks were able to muster in those days, though, was incredible. The second floor contains the Antique Toy and Game Room , showing the variety of amusements that once kept kids busy. The Fluorescent Mineral Room , features an extensive collection of Fossils and Minerals, including spectacular fluorescent minerals from Franklin. The first floor offers changing exhibits throughout the year. The varied themes include quilts and vintage clothing, art, crafts, and history.