Moore & Muir Engine Works
Work on the farm doesn’t get done without power, be it man, horse or machine! Celebrate with us the engine power of the early 20th Century. Some of the stars of the museum collection are now on display at the Moore & Muir Engine Works! Come and see our two steam traction engines, a Robert Bell, 1921 (22hp) and Geo. White & Sons, 1923 (25hp); one of the first farm tractors a Hart Parr built in 1922; and a number of gasoline/kerosene stationary engines. Check out some steam engine models and investigate the evolution of steam power. Fill your power craving at Grey Roots.
Robert Bell Restoration Project 2011 - 2012
Steam Links
Bruce County Heritage Association Farm Show (external site)
Steam Era - Milton (external site)
