Name/Title
Corn ShellerEntry/Object ID
0037.001Description
This corn sheller came from the Dick & Wanda Good farm which had to make room for the new Mountain View Elementary School on Rt. 33 west of Harrisonburg. Godds' 1829 farm house is being rebuilt at CrossRoads.
The corn sheller's metal works are origina. The outside casing was built by Norman Kreider, who donated the sheller to CrossRoads.Use
shelling corn
Richard and Wanda GoodCataloged By
SCSAcquisition
Accession
0037Source or Donor
Norman KreiderAcquisition Method
GiftSource (if not Accessioned)
Norman KreiderNotes
Donor Requests: "I maintain no holds or emotional ties."Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Secondary Object Term
Sheller, CornNomenclature Primary Object Term
ShellerNomenclature Sub-Class
Harvesting EquipmentNomenclature Class
Agricultural T&ENomenclature Category
Category 04: Tools & Equipment for MaterialsMaterial
Wood, Iron, MetalLocation
Room
EntryBuilding
Welcome CenterInventory
Inventory Project
INV2025.1Inventoried By
Hannah HendricksInventoried Date
Jul 23, 2025Condition
Reason for Exam
InventoryOverall Condition
Very GoodNotes
recased by Norman Kreider, metal works on insde are original, wood casing is Norman's workValuations
Value
$500.00Date
Jul 23, 2025Provenance
Notes
Richard Good family, owner of log houseGeneral Notes
Note Type
Date CatalogedNote
02/22/2008Note Type
Information Provided ByNote
Norman KreiderCreated By
SRJCreate Date
April 28, 2008Updated By
info@brethrenmennoniteheritage.orgUpdate Date
August 5, 2025