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The Carriage House at the Concord School was constructed in 2018 to house the artifacts and store a large collection of horse-drawn carriages that were once collected by Mrs. Ent. Upon completion of this building, Mr. Hobart (Butch) Kane, a retired successful grocery store owner of 30 years, combined his collection with Mrs. Ent’s to create the what is seen today. Hobart expertise in rural history and antiques have been invaluable to the preservation of the site. Mr. Kane provided several restored artifacts, sleighs, and carriages along with the building’s one-of-a-kind centerpiece, the Kane Dairy Studebaker Milk Wagon.
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Small Venue Events
Carriage House is also available for hosting small venue gatherings (0-25 guests). Showers, parties, gatherings, meetings and more.
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Customized Tours
We enjoy offering guided tours for anyone or organization. Our tours of the schoolhouse and carriages are private, customized, and hands-on.
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Farm Visits
The 260-acre working farmstead established in 1876. It is a private home to Ent's riding and driving horses, livestock, trails, and fields.
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