Photo by Dan Olsen

Lou Wyman acquired this belt-drive milling-machine from an auction of Bernard Buckley's estate in Georgetown for display at the Wyman Living History Museum. Buckley was a collector of antiques and memorabilia, one of the largest landowners in Georgetown and was the source of the 1890s hearse located at the Wyman Museum.

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