Imagine yourself in 1900, visiting your grandparents’ farmhouse for a hearty home-cooked meal. That’s the experience of a Historic Dinner at the 1900 Farm. Start your visit by cozying up to the wood-burning stove in the parlor and learning how this family would have lived and worked. Then we’ll call you into the homey kitchen for a delicious meal prepared using historic recipes. Before dessert, you can make a lantern-lit visit to the historic 1889 barn, or stay inside and keep warm while you play a game of checkers or try the pump organ.
Meals are served family-style, so everyone at the table eats from the same menu. Main course depends on date.
Recommended for ages 12 and up.
PLEASE NOTE: You’ll meet your host at the Murray Conference Center. You will enter our grounds through Gate 4, accessed from Douglas on the west side of the interstate (not from our Visitor Center entrance). From there, guests will carpool to the farmhouse. Downloadable map.
We recommend that you dress in layers. The farmhouse itself is quite cozy from two wood-burning stoves, but after dinner you’ll have the opportunity for a lantern-lit tour of the barn.
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Our facilities are not food allergen or gluten-free. Please be aware that our food may contain or come into contact with common allergens, such as dairy, eggs, wheat, soybeans, tree nuts, peanuts, fish, or shellfish. Our meals are prepared and served family-style and we are unable to accommodate all food allergy concerns.