Welcome to the Call Homestead
Museum!
We are a not-for-profit organization
that relies on donor support and volunteerism. The Call Homestead
Museum was founded in 1980 by Richard Call of Hartsville,
New York.
The museum is an extraordinary collection
of 19th and 20th century farm equipment and traditional rural
implements. There is a collection of butter churns from the
early 1800’s to 1900’s including a dog powered
butter churn! We also have a Civil War Drum and Philip Webb’s
original Civil War discharge papers along with other war artifacts.
The museum houses many unique collections such as crocks,
clocks, quilts, toys, musical instruments, furniture, artwork
and local pottery. The museum also houses a collection of
local genealogical materials as well as a research library
open to visitors by appointment.
There is so much to see and
enjoy at the Call Homestead Museum and we welcome
your visit! The museum is open May through October every Saturday
and Sunday from noon until 4 p.m. or by special appointment.
You may download and print our current
brochure by using the links below:
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