Thank you to all the folks who helped at the 2026 4 -H and Youth Fair July 20 - 25. Especially all of the concession stand cooks and workers who served up great meals and helped to raise money to keep the Museum solvent. Thanks to the sawmill crew who hosted several sawing demonstrations, the raffle sales team & the Museum docent who kept the barns open for all to enjoy. Sawing lumber with an antique sawmill often requires many hands to complete all of the tasks required to turn tree trunks into rough sawn lumber. Many jobs including removing the boards from the tray, carrying and stacking the lumber, cutting the slab wood into firewood with the buzz saw, operating the Port Huron steam engine, and operating the edging saw all require multiple people. If you are interested in helping out, even if it's only for one demonstration, please reach out and let us know how you can help. The Farm Museum is in need of help to maintain the collection of artifacts found in the Museum. Members gather to tackle a variety of projects, anything from cleaning, to restoration or repair of equipment is possible. All members are encouraged to help the Museum move forward in its mission. Please consider giving a couple hours of your time. Melanie's Diner Concession Volunteers The Museum concession stand is in need of workers for the 2026 season. As many know, the diner serves up delicious food for for a variety of events such as the Fall Harvest Days, St. Clair 4-H and Youth Fair, horse shows and many other Museum events. This concession is becoming one of our best fundraisers to support the Museum operation. Please, if you can give a few hours to help out at any of the events, please contact Yvonne and support the Museum.
