The museum, a well-preserved clapboard Carpenter's Gothic cottage in the municipal building complex, houses community treasures. The symmetrical facade has a pedimented porch joining two bay windows under a hipped roof with shed dormers. Inside, first-floor rooms open off a central hallway.
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