By: Erin Crissman, Curator I know about dairy goats! Frankly, I would have never guessed that dairy goats would ever occupy even a small p...

By: Erin Crissman Richardson, Curator When did I first know that I wanted to be a museum curator?  Normally, in response to this question, ...

Since I last updated you on progress in Bump Tavern, many changes have taken place in the first floor rooms in Bump Tavern. They have slowly...

By: Erin Crissman, Curator Last week, the Cardiff Giant received yet another opportunity for fame and stardom. A production crew from Optom...

By: Erin Crissman, Curator Last week, I was happy to organize professional photography for our oldest object, a 1750s Dutch plow.  Only thr...

By: Erin Crissman, Curator A few days ago, I had the pleasure of watching Food, Inc. for the first time with farmers, community members and...

By: Erin Crissman, Curator This year will mark my second full year as Curator at TFM. Since I arrived in May of 2008, I’ve been completing p...

By: Erin Crissman, Curator As a native Western New Yorker, I have a special place in my heart for Niagara Falls. What does this have to do w...

By: Erin Crissman , Curator We’re preparing for Candlelight Evening – a major undertaking. On December 20 th , the historic village will b...

By: Kajsa Sabatke, Interpretive Projects Coordinator Happy Thanksgiving! The staff at The Farmers’ Museum will be celebrating with our fami...

By: Erin Crissman , Curator There are some objects in The Farmers’ Museum Collection that I find very curious. As a curator, my curiosity i...

By: Erin Crissman , Curator For the last two weeks, Richard Walker has been photographing the Empire State Carousel for a new book due out ...

By: Erin Crissman , Curator This is one of a series of posts about the "other life" many objects had before they arrived at The F...