Glenview Folk Museum is a private collection of over three thousand antique, historical and novel items from pre-famine Ireland. There is an impressive array of farmyard equipment, including a collection of horse-drawn machinery and a thrasher. A street scene has a number of reconstructed shops and a pub. A large set of tradesmen's tools are on display, showing the skill and ingenuity of pat owners, along with a varied collection of household items such as butter making equipment, lamps, furniture and utensils. Other memorabilia can also be seen in a collection which includes coins, ledgers, registers, posters, newspapers and papers. Wheelchair friendly.
Open daily, May - October, by appointment.
