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The wooden barn from Suchedniów was built in 1863. It is a corner-notched building with a shingle roof, a central threshing floor and two mows (places where sheaves and grain were stored). The barn also houses a small granary for grain storage with a separate entrance from the front. Of architectural note is the nineteenth-century plank door, adorned with wrought nails.
The barn was transferred to the Museum site in 1984. Currently its serves as a storage space where historic farm machines and tools are kept. Some of the various types of threshing machines, harvesters, sowers or chaff separators, are occasionally displayed at open-air events.