b'COMMUNITY MUSEUMSCommunity museums provide a vital service to the public by preserving, promoting and showcasing the local history and culture of the area. Through displays of local art, business, people, culture, organizations, artifacts and traditions, visitors may learn about a communitys diverse history and growth. A museums educational programing, research opportunities and publications contribute to the outreach and distribution of what is core to a communitys history and culture, providing access to the rich spirit of the peoples past, present and future .BUTLER CHURCH MUSEUM Built in 1836, restored in 2003, Wayne Countys 4518 Butler Center Road, Butleroriginal bell tower and oldest Methodist Church.(315) 594-8144ROE COBBLESTONE SCHOOLHOUSE Built in 1824 and believed to be the oldest 12397 Van Vleck Road, Butlercobblestone schoolhouse in North America.(315) 594-8144BRICK CHURCH MUSEUM31 North Park Street, ClydeRestored 1833 Baptist Church features Clyde (315) 923-7150 Glass, military, school and commerce displays.galenhistoricalsociety.orgHURON HISTORY CENTER Highlights local 19th through mid-20th Century 6416 North Huron Road, Huronagricultural and recreational heritage.historichuron.org/buildingsMACEDON ACADEMY1185 Macedon Center Road,Built in 1853, museum and stage where Macedon(315) 538-0051Frederick Douglass spoke, research history.macedonhistoricalsociety.orgNEWARK-ARCADIA MUSEUM Local history exhibits include Jackson & Perkins 120 High Street, NewarkCo., Sarah Coventry Jewelry, Spiritualism(315) 331-6409 and more.newarkarcadiamuseum.orgBERNARD FARNSWORTH MUSEUM History of Rose displays, a rare costume 5016 North Main Street, North Rosecollection and adjacent restored barber shop.(315) 594-1657WILLIAMSON-PULTNEYVILLE HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM Exhibits feature Captain Throop, the St. Peter, 4130 Mill Street, PultneyvilleUGRR, maritime, local history and more.(315) 589-9892w-phs.orgCARRIAGE HOUSE MUSEUM5994 Jefferson Street, WolcottAn extensive collection of artifacts that tell the (315) 594-9494story of the village and surrounding townships.villageofwolcottny.govDID YOU KNOW?There are 210 documented cobblestone structures in Wayne County, the most of any county in New York State. Cobblestone masonry was popular in Western New York from about 1825 until 1860.26'