The Rutherford County Farm Museum is an agricultural museum in Forest City, North Carolina. It focuses mainly on farming artifacts, from tools to implements and other items that are related to farm life.

The Rutherford County Farm Museum presents the rural ways of life in the Rutherford County, which has always been a primary means of living since the early days of the area. Some items on display actually date back to the 19th century. The list of the items on display includes antique farm equipment and household tools. They also have two large murals that depict the early textile mills of the county and the cycle of growing cotton, which has always been the primary crop of the south.