Brian Daddis – Historic Masonry Repair
Marty Schlabach – 19th Century Coverlets
History at Home, Episode 1, Kim Charron, The Hope Chest
History at Home, Episode 2, Kim Charron, The Ship’s Wheel
History at Home, Episode 3, Grace Denniston, The Hoosier Cabinet
History at Home, Episode 4, Don Algeo, Rare Books
History at Home, Episode 5, Al Capurso, The Victrola
History at Home, Episode 6, Gerard & Pat Morrisey, Stoneware Crocks
History at Home, Episode 7, Al Capurso, The Stewart Oak Wood Stove
History at Home, Episode 8, Erin Anheier, The Butterfield Cobblestone House
History at Home, Episode 9, Al Capurso, The Hart Mansion Chandelier
History at Home, Episode 10, Erin Anheier, The Singer Featherweight Sewing Machine
History at Home, Episode 11, Denise Bedard, The Victorian Chicken Foot Collection
History at Home, Episode 12, Chris Hunt, The David Bruce Murals
Mourning Art Virtual Tour
Akely Fox Talk
Exploring the Cobblestone Museum – Episode 1 – The Sycamore Smokehouse
Exploring the Cobblestone Museum – Episode 2 – Build a Better Mouse Trap
Exploring the Cobblestone Museum – Episode 3 – The Bear Trap
Exploring the Cobblestone Museum – Episode 4 – Man’s Best Friend
Exploring the Cobblestone Museum – Episode 5 – The Cyclorama
Exploring the Cobblestone Museum – Episode 6 – The Balling Iron
Exploring the Cobblestone Museum – Episode 7 – The David Bruce Taxidermy Collection
Exploring the Cobblestone Museum – Episode 8 – Farmers Hall
Exploring the Cobblestone Museum Episode 9 – Carpet Stretchers
Bill Lattin Oral History Interview
Gerard Morrissey Oral History Interview
Chris Capurso Oral History Interview
Raymond Santoro Oral History Interview
Ted Swercznski Oral History Interview
53rd Annual Patriotic Service (2025)
Coverlet Donation (w/ Scott Barrett)
“Once Upon a Time,” Summer 1981
This video, filmed in the Summer of 1981, showcases the Cobblestone Museum in its earlier years. Having been founded just over two decades prior, this video encapsulates not only the leaps of filming technology, but also the Society’s “original” displays. Recorded on 16mm film with the Eastman Kodak Company, watch as former Director and County Historian C.W. “Bill” Lattin guides viewers through the museum’s various exhibits. If you ever find yourself here today, you will notice some stark differences (furniture rearranged, new objects), alongside new additions to our campus. A window into the past, this short film showcases the innovations of technology and some of earlier years of the Cobblestone Society.
Annual Open House 2025
(filmed September 6, 2025)
54th Annual Patriotic Service (2026) — Celebrating America’s 250th Anniversary