Circa 1860
This typical Valley two bay log “Switzer” barn was built by Israel Burner on his Shenandoah River farm in Overall, near Luray. It was painstakingly reconstructed after being moved in pieces to the museum site and now houses the Heartpine Café. Log barns were once common in this area but are now rare as many were burned during the Civil War.
Typical Shenandoah Valley pie safe in café 
Circa 1800 freight wagon sides on display upstairs in Burner Barn. This type of wagon could be dissembled and put in storage when not in use. 
Burner Barn during reconstruction 
At original site near Overall 
The Heart Pine Café at the Burner Barn offers a fine selection of local wines from award winning winery Cave Ridge.