Chatham Village Historical Society maintains a varied collection of historical documents, photos, artifacts, and structures.

The three structures below are on the grounds of the Blinn-Pulver Farmhouse. From left, the outhouse which sat at the station of the Harlem Railroad line, a speeder that was used on the Harlem line to inspect and maintain the tracks, and a railroad crossing shanty which stood at the Main Street intersection. Chatham Village Historical Society is working to restore these items for future generations to learn from and enjoy.

Also on the grounds of the Blinn-Pulver Farmhouse is a farm shed which serves as a temporary museum. See images from inside below, or stop by a tag sale or other event on the grounds for a closer look.