The museum, which is housed in the Brockman Centre along the Great Northern Highway, is home to both the expanding collection of the Historical Society and the collections of Toppy and John Dickerson. The exhibits, which are separated between the large shed and the Old Road Board Building, showcase a variety of household items from the early 1900s to the present, together with agricultural and automobile machinery that demonstrates how much life in the area has evolved over the previous century. You are almost there if you look for the pink Austin on a stick.