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Step back in time as you wander through 26 beautifully restored historic buildings spread across 30 acres of lush, shaded land. Here, interpreters dressed in period clothing make the 1800s come alive right before your eyes. Witness the fascinating skills of blacksmithing, basket weaving, and book binding as they did back in the day. It's like stepping into a real-life history book!
From June to September, the grounds are bustling with activities that the whole family can enjoy: meet adorable farm animals up close, take a leisurely carriage ride, or partake in one of the many family-friendly events happening on weekends. Don't miss the charming Country Store, where you can find unique souvenirs, or stop by the Ice Cream Parlor for a sweet treat. Hungry? The on-site restaurant offers delicious meals that are sure to satisfy.
Education takes center stage from October to May with engaging programs and distance learning opportunities. These educational experiences provide a deeper understanding of the past, making history accessible and exciting for all ages. Whether you're a history buff or just looking for a fun day out, this place offers a unique glimpse into the past that’s both educational and entertaining. And here's a little insider tip: time your visit with one of their special weekend events to enjoy themed activities and live demonstrations. It's the perfect way to make your visit even more memorable!
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