Keep an eye out for Farmer Wayne! He is the friendliest interpreter on site. Everyone is just lovely though, so you can't go wrong. More

Very impressive interpretive center-hands on centers, guides wear period dress, a lot to see and learn about. A bit costly but well worth the trip. More

My great grandfather worked at the museum before I was born. It's been a bright spot to go and see the changes over the years. I believe they've done a great job at preserving the way of life for people still see today. A great experience, for both young and older. More

The museum is accurate portrayal of life in that period More

We visited the Farmers Museum on a whim, on a recent trip to Cooperstown where our primary purpose was to visit the Hall of Fame. The Farmers' Museum was a pleasant surprise, offering interesting history for children and adults alike. The workers (volunteers?) were all very knowledgeable about their craft, and the history of the area. The carousel is great... More

We were there off season and had the place to ourselves. Terrific for the kids. The staff was friendly and pleasant and the place was informative. The carousel is fun and the last ride of the day is free. A good outdoor compliment to the indoor Baseball HoF More

I was in Cooperstown killing some time before meeting friends in Syracuse, so after spending as much time as possible at the Baseball Hall of Fame I decided to hit the Fenimore and the Farmer's Museum. The Farmer's Museum was cute. There weren't that many demonstrations and like Lorien5 said below, it is not worth more than one visit. But... More

It was interesting for a one time visit but not worth a 2nd trip. More

Very nice look into the past. Many of the origional buildings have been moved to this location and made into a small village setting. More