The main portion of the Nature Center now has ample exhibits interpreting the cedar glades, native plants, cedar trees, native animals, reptiles and butterflies and now includes an outstanding cave  exhibit complete with blind cave fish. This history room contains photographs and tools that depict the life and history of the areas early settlers and the work of Works Progress Administration (WPA) labor that constructed the park. It also includes exhibits depicting Baird’s Mill and its impact on the local community as well as a working model of the Limber-Jack Harrow manufactured by the A.E. Baird Co. of Lebanon.

The butterfly garden not only provides visitors with living examples of  native plants, but also provides visitors with the opportunity to observe native species of butterflies throughout the spring, summer and fall while providing a habitat that allows them to flourish. The partnership with the local community and volunteers has made this project possible.

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