This small building originally served as a tool shed used by railroad workers in the late 1800s and early 1900s. As the Adkins living history complex began to take form, the workmen's sheds were adapted for use as exhibit buildings. Inside is a collection of artifacts related to the sacrifices of many men from the Barren Creek area in the First and Second World Wars and other military service, preserving the memory of those who gave so much to protect freedom. The gravestones at the site were saved from destruction and moved there, including that of a local resident who fought in the Revolutionary War.