I know that this video is a little long, but my tour guide was so enthusiastic and "in the know" that I practically forgot that I was recording our conversation. The museum is located at 2000 W and 1700 S and is part of a larger complex that includes the Syracuse City Municipal Building, the Post Office, the Northwest Branch of the Davis County Library and the Public Safety Building.
The center consists of four individual buildings. The barn seems much more interesting than the displays in the main building, primarily because it is set up for more interactive learning. You can tell that it is a favorite field trip destination for elementary school children in Syracuse. The barber shop and pioneer home are curiosities because of their age, but are locked up securely to maintain preservation.
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