Rotating Display Fall 2023 to Spring 2025

Spring 2025

Jack and Nancy Marotz donated a number of vintage string instruments. They are displayed on the main floor of the museum.

Tom Howell shared his collection of Coors Brewery steins, glassware and porcelain ware. A number of these were gifts from Coors when Howell Farms supplied malt barley to Coors.

Winter 2024

Nutcrackers were donated by Lisa Woodward Pedersen and Cindy Roxburgh.

Nativities were displayed. One was hand-painted by Karla Howell over 40 years ago.

Fall 2024

November - Honoring local veterans

Canning display, September - November

Spring 24

July - August 2024

Mountain Man Display, a sneak peek of the items available in the basement display

April - June 2024

Bottles/Containers from the old Ashton dump, this are expected to date back to 1910 – 1920.

April/May

The rotating display was a farm toy display provided by Jason and Tom Howell

Winter 23-24

March

Tom Howell has set up his circa 1960 Marx Toys "Battle of the blue and gray" playset as the museum's latest rotating display.  Drop by and share your childhood memories.

February

American Dog Derby and Whistlin' Lyd

December: Nutcrackers and nativities

Fall 2023

Fall Canning

Come in to check out our rotating display focused on fall canning.

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Fort Apache

Made by Marx toys, Circa 1965, on loan from Tom Howell. This display will be available for the next three weeks. Drop by the museum and take a trip down memory lane.