The Woodin Blacksmith Shop, originally located on the family farm in Wolf Hollow in Andes, New York, served three generations of the Woodin family as they made hinges and hardware while also repairing farm equipment for themselves and their neighbors. The adjacent corn crib, also originally located on the Woodin farm, was used to store feed corn for the winter.

The Woodin Blacksmith Shop is now located on the property of the Delaware County Historical Association (DCHA) in Delhi, New York. The blacksmith shop and corn crib were donated to the DCHA by the Woodin family and were moved from Andes to the DCHA property in June 1993.

In addition to the Woodin Blacksmith Shop, the DCHA museum is also home to the Gideon Frisbee house, the Amos Wood Gunshop, the Husted Hollow Schoolhouse, a tollgate building, the Frisbee Family Cemetery and a nature trail.

The DCHA museum hosts historical exhibitions and special events throughout the year. Visit the DCHA website at www.dcha-ny.org for more information on the buildings, visiting hours and the history of Delaware County.

Woodin Blacksmith ShopThis building served as a blacksmith and repair shop for the Woodin family farm in Wolf Hollow in Andes, New York. Three generations of the Woodin family made hinges and hardware while also repairing farm equipment for themselves and their neighbors. The adjacent corn crib, also originally located on the Woodin farm, was used to store feed corn for the winter.

The Woodin Blacksmith Shop is now located on the property of the Delaware County Historical Association (DCHA) in Delhi, New York. The blacksmith shop and corn crib were donated to the DCHA by the Woodin family and were moved from Andes to the DCHA property in June 1993.

In addition to the Woodin Blacksmith Shop, the DCHA museum is also home to the Gideon Frisbee house, the Amos Wood Gunshop, the Husted Hollow Schoolhouse, a tollgate building, the Frisbee Family Cemetery and a nature trail.

The DCHA museum hosts historical exhibitions and special events throughout the year. Visit the DCHA website at www.dcha-ny.org for more information on the buildings, visiting hours and the history of Delaware County.