This building examplifies the General Stores found years ago in each community. 

A General Store is a store where many kinds of merchandise are sold, but not in separate departments.

The General Store is open for business during Heritage Days in June and Reunion Days in September when it sells old-fashioned candy and ice cream.  Flour from the flour mill, rope made on site and bread from the Harvest Maids are also available during these events.

Displays include: bed pots, bottles, crocks, dishes, gas cans, horseshoes, jars, jugs, kettles, oil lanterns, pails, pots & pans, saws, suitcases, tins, tools, tubs, washboards, wood washers, etc. 

Moved to Museum grounds in 2001.

The museum’s Library can also be found in the General Store.