The history and architecture of the Grimm-Schultz Farmstead are intertwined. The buildings were constructed for specific reasons using local materials methods combined with historical vernacular styles. Each structure

is representative of its time, place, and use while contributing

to the Farmstead's whole. The functions of the Farmstead's outbuildings were adapted over

the decades, but they contribute

to the Farmstead's designation

as a "historic district" by the National Register of Historic

Places.