The Pennsylvania-style Pioneer Barn houses a restored Conestoga Wagon and related artifacts. |
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| This Conestoga Wagon brought early pioneer settlers to Holmes County and also helped others ready to move on west to new territories. |  |
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| Visitors learn how Amish schools developed out of the closing of public one-room schools. |  |
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| South Bunker Hill School dates from 1857, and served this community until 1951. Amish education modeled itself on the successes of the country one-room school system. |  |
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| Guests discover the patterns of cultural heritage in this display of the variety of devotional coverings worn by Amish and Mennonites of the area. |  |
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| The sgraffito by artist Heinz Gaugel, using a unique reverse art technique, presents Immigrants’Arrival in the New World. |  |
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