The Davistown Museum is a fait accompli - we've managed to put together an interesting regional tool and history museum with no funding whatsoever from traditional federal, state or private foundation sources.  We have received grants from the MBNA Corporation and significant donations from the Barker Steel Co.  Unlike other museums, which hang specific shows for a period of time ranging from a few weeks to a few months, our exhibits undergo subtle changes on a weekly or monthly basis.  Individual artists loaning contemporary artworks may choose to withdraw a loan at any time.

We hope you enjoy the photo tour of The Davistown Museum.  The photographs range in age from the beginning of the Museum in 2000 to recent acquisitions.  Phil Rogers has recently rephotographed the interior of the main hall -- many of these photos are included (as noted.).  They show views of the museum prior to the 2005 Art Show.

View of the DTM Main Hall - Front Stage & Permanent Art Collection

Another view from the entrance to the DTM Main Exhibition Hall

DTM Main Exhibition Hall, Right Front of Exhibition	DTM Main Exhibition Hall, Right Rear of Exhibition

DTM Main Exhibition Hall, Right wall of Exhibition	DTM Main Exhibition Hall, looking back at the entrance.  *Note seating for tired visitors who have climbed all our stairs!

DTM Main Exhibtion Hall, One view of our tool collection on left side of Exhibition Hall.	DTM Main Exhibition Hall, Our unidentified tool collection. Visitors are encouraged to provide indentification of any tools in this section.

DTM Main Ehibition Hall, Farrell Ruppert's "Tsunami" and part of the Museum's collection of Accidental Durable Remnants (ADR)	Close-up of Farrell Ruppert's "Tsunami"

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