The 19th Century Curran Village in Newfield, formerly known as Willowbook Museum Village, is up for sale for $895,000. Much of the collection is being moved to a new location in Orrington.
Model T cars are part of the collection at the 19th Century Curran Village in Newfield, formerly known as Willowbook Museum Village.
A piano and chairs with music stands on the stage in the dance hall at the 19th Century Curran Village.
The dining room display at the Durgin homestead.
The first silent moving picture machine that operated in Maine is part of the collection.
Corn brooms are displayed in the barn at the 19th Century Curran Village in Newfield.
The office of Dr. Isaac Trafton in the Trafton House, one of the houses of the 19th Century Curran Village in Newfield.
Farming-related items on display in the barn.
The red building that houses the offices of the 19th Century Curran Village in Newfield and the small building the houses a post office, are included in the properties of village museum that are being put for sale for $895,000.
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