In 2024, the museum will complete its collection of rural buildings from the Franche-Comté region with the reassembly of a farm shed from the Haut-Doubs region, dating from the 1960s. This type of construction proliferated in the French countryside after the Second World War in the wake of the mechanization and industrialization of agriculture. Waltefaugle, a company based in the Haute-Saône region, made these metal constructions its specialty. In fact, the hangar that will be housed in the museum comes from the factory of this industrial jewel of the Comtois region. Over and above its architectural interest, this agricultural building will be the new showcase for the museum's agricultural machinery and tools, which are currently under-presented. From the hoe to the harrow, from the scythe to the combine harvester, visitors will discover (or rediscover) these collections in an immersive and educational way.