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"Living History in Vermont\nPreserving the Past with a Collection of Vernacular Structures\nA 1790 tavern is one of seven historic buildings that will make up The North Shire Museum and History Center, in Manchester Center, Vermont.\nThe tap room's stenciling was re-created in 1975. The circa 1830 Weir Wheelwright and Blacksmith Shop houses a children's education center.\nThe circa 1830 Weir Wheelwright and Blacksmith Shop houses a children's education center.\nThe staircase leads up to the floor where wagons were once built.\nThe cupola of a Buskirk, New York, barn, built in 1880, was moved and converted into a gazebo on the property in 1990. It is used for respite from the summer heat.\nThe north parlor of the 1768 Oliver Rice House. The Federal mantel was likely added in the early 1800s.\nThe heart cutouts, common in the era, symbolized husband and wife.\nRice's house was saved from demolition and moved to the Manchester Center site in 1976. A front addition, built in the early 1800s, gives it its saltbox shape."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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