5/5 carolwhitworth 8 years ago on Google • 7 reviews
This
is
the
most
wonderful
tour.
Our
school
goes
there
often
and
the
students
just
love
it!
They
get
to
see
a
home
almost
200
years
old
and
before
electricity.
They
learn
how
people
ironed,
how
they
made
butter,
how
they
washed
clothes.
They
get
to
"attend"
a
classroom
and
girls
wear
the
old-fashioned
bonnets
while
boys
don
the
farmer
hats.
Students
then
see
a
home
from
the
1930s
and
get
to
compare
how
they
made
toast,
refrigerated
their
foods,
and
washed
clothes.
It's
a
beautiful
site
and
I'm
so
happy
students
can
attend
and
be
hands-on!!
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