Lots of great pictures of the museum and the munchkins. Really extensive,
it looks like they have it all. Makes me think of the old farm machinery
put out to pasture when worn out working the mid-Hudson valley farms where
I grew up.
A slight coinkydink...I have a steam engine/boiler combo made by J Huber
in September 1926. Do you think the museum would be able to tell me if
this was a family member? The seller of the engine was on the West coast.
Good Times,
Wayne
Edward Huber was long gone by that time and originally from Indiana, so probably not any close relation if any at all. The workers were elderly volunteers and the whole time I was there the one was listening to a couple dozen messages on the answering machine (they are only there for 3 hours on Saturday) so you likely wouldn’t have much luck contacting them…
Nick,
Looks like a really fun trip and a great collection of Huber machinery.
I will be heading down to Texas next week. Hopefully get to see a collection or two along the way. 😁
Jim in Minnesota
Texas is my next trip that I need to take!! Will you be visiting Jack?
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