The Carriage House originally served as a working outbuilding for the Kerr family, where their horses and carriage were kept. Today, it has been repurposed into an exhibit space showcasing a variety of historical artifacts connected to Clearfield County.

One of the standout features is the firefighting exhibit, highlighted by a circa-1900 horse-drawn steam pumper fire engine—a rare and well-preserved example of early fire service technology in the United States. This piece alone gives visitors a vivid sense of how communities once battled fires before modern engines.

Altogether, the Carriage House complements the main museum by focusing on transportation, communication, and emergency service, offering a broader look at everyday life and innovation in the region’s past.

Located at 104 E. Pine Street, Clearfield, PA 16830