Gragg Memorial Building
Step into the Gragg Memorial Building at the Howard Benson Museums, where Elk County's agricultural history comes alive. This cherished space houses an impressive collection of tools and implements that were integral to the region's farming heritage.
What to Expect
Welcome to the Gragg Memorial Building, an enchanting space where history comes alive and the legacy of Elk County's agricultural heritage is preserved. Journey through time as you explore our remarkable collection of tools and implements that were once essential to the region's farming life. Marvel at the grandeur of a Rumley Oil Pull tractor and the intricate workings of a threshing machine. Delve into the past as you peruse our vast collection of late 19th and early 20th century hand tools and equipment, each bearing witness to the industrious spirit of the era. Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of yesteryear as you take in a 1929 Howard City fire engine, saddles, buggies, wagons, and more. Our collection also features a fascinating barbed wire collection, scales, and a myriad of other treasures that tell the tale of Elk County's vibrant history. Prepare to be captivated as you step into the Gragg Memorial Building and witness the rich tapestry of our agricultural past unfold before your eyes.
