The Anderson Barn Museum connects Ephraim’s past and present through its historic original interior and modern exhibits. Built in 1880, the Anderson family barn was used by Aslag Anderson and members of his large family for many years.

The barn housed the family’s livestock, mainly cows and horses, as well as the tools used on their homestead just across the street. The interior of the Anderson Barn has been preserved over the years and remains the same as the day it was built.

Today, the Anderson Barn is used as an exhibit space for the Ephraim Historical Foundation. Exhibits rotate every summer season, focusing on a different side of the area’s history.