Chain Saw Museum

I have a Clinton chain saw from the 1950s that was my dad's. Every Saturday after noon I helped my dad cut wood to heat the farm house in the winter.
 
Does anyone know anything about a chain saw museum in Wisconsin? I think it is owned by an individual on his own?
Near Medford is a chainsaw display: bunch of saws poked through the trees like a rack or totem pole. Kinda neat, I've been there.
here's a link to story:

wisconsinlife.org - medford-man-displays-his-collection-of-chainsaws-in-unique-way
 
Since the topic is chainsaws, here’s one of my favorites. There was a farm auction a few years ago that probably had 100 old chain saws on a trailer. So the high bidders got choice. I was the first high bidder and I picked this one. If I got a dollar for everyone who came to me later saying “I wish I was the first high bidder..”, I could have paid for this. 😏
Here’s a funny: Several years ago, the local Ford car dealership had a contest on Facebook where they said “Show us a photo of your favorite Ford.” They didn’t specify Ford car or Ford truck, they just said “Ford”. I tried to post a photo of this chainsaw, but FB wouldn’t let me. I then got a warning that my photo was against company policy. (Their algorithms thought it was a gun) I then appealed to them and their reply was that it I kept pursuing this, I would get kicked off and given a permanent vacation from FB.
So, I didn’t get my steak dinner. 😎
 

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