Carlin Historical Society

The building that houses the Carlin Museum was possibly constructed as early as 1870 as a two room schoolhouse. In 1926, a larger school was built one block north. The building was then used as Town Hall and also a meeting room for the local American Legion.

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The building that houses the Carlin Museum was possibly constructed as early as 1870 as a two room schoolhouse. In 1926, a larger school was built one block north. The building was then used as Town Hall and also a meeting room for the local American Legion.

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