Historical Buildings at the Uxbridge-Scott Museum
Quaker Hill School
- Built in 1924 and became the home of the museum in 1972.
Fifth Line Church
- A Methodist Episcopal Church that was built in 1870. It was moved to the museum site in 1979.
Implement Shed
- With a collection of farm implements including an Etwell cutter, a Lasher sleigh, a Davidson fanning mill, and a Harman plow, all made locally.
Hillson Carriage Shed
- The shed was moved to the museum in April 1973.
Carmody House
- The house was moved to the museum in May 1988. A variety of herbs are planted in the garden for those who are interested in learning more about herbs.
Saw Mill
- The saw mill was moved from the Bacon farm at Mash Hill to the museum in April 1995.
Print Shop
Scott Township Hall
- Built in 1860 and was moved to the museum in July, 1993.
Nesbitt Shed
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