Our museum displays a large portion of its collection.

The Green Room (above) has many items of local interest, including a portrait of Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton, after whom the village was named and a travelling organ formally used for church services throughout the area.

The Rose Room (below) contains more displays, including a pot-bellied stove, several old radios, a railroad desk formally used at the C.N. station, a beautiful sculpted topographical map of the area, a record sized elk rack (local road-kill), and much more.

The entire display area of the museum is filled with local artifacts and pictures of local scenes and events.

Pictures from the Archives are available through browse binders, and everyone is welcome to sit down and view hundreds of pictures of local interest.