FREE
This open-air museum brings the 1920s and 1930s to life with real heritage buildings, vintage vehicles, and hands-on activities. It’s like stepping into a small rural village from a hundred years ago, with everything from a general store to a one-room schoolhouse.
- Authentic heritage buildings you can walk through
- Old-fashioned farm equipment and classic cars
- Costumed staff showing how people lived and worked back in the day
- Interactive activities like butter churning and blacksmithing
- Step Into History: You can actually walk inside old buildings and see how people lived, worked, and learned in the early 20th century. 🏠
- Hands-On Fun: Try out activities like making butter or watching a blacksmith at work. It’s not just looking—it's doing. 🛠️
- See Cool Old Stuff: Check out vintage cars, tractors, and even a fire truck from the 1930s. 🚗
- Book tickets online a few days ahead, especially for weekends or special events.
- No specific dress code, but comfy shoes are a good idea since you’ll be walking around outside.
- Best time to visit is late morning or early afternoon for the most activities and fewer crowds.
*No app install needed
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