The Rural Life Centre is an accredited open-air museum and visitor attraction that collects and preserves objects associated with farming and goods used by local craftsmen circa 1750-1960. Many aspects of village and rural life are displayed recalling a way of life once common to the local people. The museum is distributed over ten acres of field, woodland, and barns. The extensive programme of events offers the perfect way to experience The Rural Life Centre is a certified open-air museum and tourist attraction that collects and preserves farm-related items as well as products made by local artisans between 1750 and 1960. Many elements of village and country life are shown, evoking a manner of life that was formerly prevalent among the residents. The museum is spread over 10 acres of fields, woods, and barns. Volunteers set out to bring the museum to life by educating and entertaining visitors with crafts, demonstrations, and hands-on activities, and the comprehensive schedule of events provides the ideal way to explore the museum.