HANCOCK FARM MUSEUM Hancock, Wi 54943
My name is Carl Cotrone.  I live in central Wisconsin.  I collect many of the
tractors and farm tools I remember as I grew up in the 1940's and 1950's.
Among my collections are; wrenches, hay pulleys & forks, farm tractors, barbed wire samples & tools, wood stoves, washing machines, ice harvesting machines, horse wagons, horse sleighs, horse drawn implements, garden tractors from the 40's. and etc. My e-mail is; carco2@uniontel.net.
John Deere's
Ice Harvesting Machines Feed Grinders
Hay Tools, Pulleys unique exhibits
Fencing
other tractors
Light Plants
Power Units
Garden Tillers
Hit-Miss Engines Blacksmith Tools
Please click on the above links to view pictures of some of the farm equipment which is nicely exhibited in the two 40x80 buildings. There are many items displayed in the buildings which are in addition to what is pictured on the web site. Our location is just about 4 miles from the I-39 exit at Hancock about 30 miles south of Stevens Point and about 80 miles north of Madison. Picnics, Reunions, & etc, can be held at the Museum.

Escorted tours for small family groups and large groups are available.  Catered food, tractor wagon rides, and 20 X 30 tents are also available.   Museum is open from May 1st through Sept 30th each year. Donations are suggested which go to the Hancock Citizens Committee. 

            Stir up old memories at the Hancock Farm Museum

                               

1951 Ford 8N with one arm loader. This tractor is in the museum