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River Bend Farm’s restored antique barn became one of several historical exhibit sites along the Blackstone River Corridor. Lyons/Zaremba designed exhibits to highlight rural life both before and after the industrial revolution. The mixture of archival images, as well as period and reproduction artifacts, give visitors an idea of what rural life was like in the 1800s.
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