The buildings that comprise the 19th-century Village are authentic structures re-located from towns in central New York and preserved here at the museum. These interpreted buildings provide an intimate view of commercial and domestic life in the region's rural hamlets and also represent the range of architectural styles seen in the late 18th- and early 19th-centuries.

Dimmick House
Smith Morey Barn
Westcott Shop
Smith Morey Driveshed
Seneca Log House
Herkimer Kitchen and Woodshed
Sweet-Marble Barn
Jonas More House
Pharmacy
Doctor's Office
Middlefield Shop
Bump Tavern
Lippitt Farm House
Todd's General Store
Blacksmith Shop
Filer's Corners School
Samuel Nelson Law Office
Brooks Barn
Farm Unit Shed
Smokehouse
Corncrib
Williams Carriage Shed
Cornwallville Church