Built in 1968, the museum houses exhibits of central Kansas history, genealogy research and gift shop. The Smoky Valley Roller Mill, built in 1898 and in operation until 1955, sent flour to places nationwide. Across the street Heritage Square is home to seven different historic buildings.
The Red Barn Studio was the working studio for professional artist and craftsman Lester Raymer (1907 - 1991). The Red Barn Studio is filled with Raymer's art and handiwork, from paintings and printers to ceramics and metalwork, from wood carving to stitchery, furniture and jewelry.
Books about Lindsborg’s Swedish heritage and culture keep the history of this community easily accessible to the public. Books in both Swedish and English languages are available, along with VHS tapes of Swedish films. Information on family lineage and homesteading information is also included in the collection. The oldest books and genealogy resources are asked to be used for in-library research only. However, most of these materials can be borrowed for 3 weeks. All these items and works of art with Swedish influence are located in the Heritage Room.