Exhibition
The exhibition is presented through 12 storylines:
- - St. Moling - the saint's life, miracles, and the Book of Moling
- - Common Advice - superior essay writer's biography and list of most common mistakes (adding the explanation on how to avoid them)
- - Archaeology - highlighting the ruins and remains found within the townland
- - The Pattern - an annual pilgrimage to the holy well, celebrated on the Sunday on or before 25th July, Feast of St. James, Patron Saint of Pilgrims.
- - Genealogy and the Cemetery - trace your ancestors using tombstone inscriptions and parish records.
- - 1798 Rebellion - Graves of Gen. Thomas Cloney and other 1798 insurgents.
- - The MacMurrough Kavanagh Family and Borris House - including a family tree, highlighted members of the family, and a history of Borris lace-making
- - River Barrow - traditional fishing methods, and a 1/3 scale replica of a Barrow Cot
- - The Mill at St. Mullins - Flour milling and the Odlum family. Woollen milling at Poulmounty.
- - Landscape and Land Division - Ecclesiastical and civil administrative divisions, stone walling and fencing, and the Red Bog.
- - Oral History and Folklore - with excerpts from the 1938 Schools Folklore Project and an interview with Peter Kealy, a local storyteller and musician
- - Everyday Life - Display of artfacts from the early 20th century and photographs of people taking part in everyday activities