The Museum's historic village is a community known as "Loockerman Landing" and it is home to several fully restored 19th century buildings containing period artifacts and associated displays.  The buildings include the inspirational St. Thomas Methodist Episcopal Church,  the multi-functional Woodside Train Station,  the fully-stocked Reed General Store, the Gourley Barbershop, the still active Johnson Blacksmith and Wheelwright Shop, the cozy Carney Farmhouse with its operational summer kitchen, and the Mill Lane Schoolhouse which showcases the simple but effective education provided for children in rural communities.  The Grist Mill is a period reproduction showcasing houses 19th century milling equipment.