Dave2, ScottSF has your solution but didn't elaborate. To make that cellar dry enough for storage you need to get most of the water out of it. It's a hard day's work and about 200 USD.
The floor has to be relatively level. Dig a trench all the way around the inside perimeter about ten inches deep and ten inches wide. You can put in corrugated drain tile or just clean gravel for drainage. If it's muddy most of the year in there, dig another trench from corner to corner and fill with pipe and/or gravel.
n a corner or at the edge where you have an outside wall, dig a hole deep enough to put a sump pump basin in and set the basin deep enough so the drain tile/french drain runs the water into it. Run the output pipe from the sump pump out the exterior wall and away from the foundation.
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