The last building I will talk about including Elbert Hubbard is the Roycroft Museum. The museum is significant to the Roycroft Campus because it speaks about the life accomplishments of Elbert Hubbard including his work as a writer, philosopher, publisher, and founder of the Roycroft Arts and Crafts Community. The museum is one of the smaller buildings on the campus. The building resembles a 1 ½ story house, with green painted wood shingles as well as some brick features including a fire place. Inside the museum offers oak floors and chestnut woodwork. One of the features I like was the built in cabinetry that used copper from the copper shop on campus.