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Take a guided tour of Living History Farms textile storage facility and learn how you can better store your own textile treasures at home! Join us for this up close view of select historic quilts…
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Take a guided tour of Living History Farms textile storage facility and learn how you can better store your own textile treasures at home! Join us for this up close view of select historic quilts…
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Keeping Warm in the Midwest February 27-March 1 and March 5-8, open 1:00-6:00pm each day Join Living History Farms for a look at the textiles and tools used to keep warm during Midwestern winters in…
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Keeping Warm in the Midwest February 27-March 1 and March 5-8, open 1:00-6:00pm each day Join Living History Farms for a look at the textiles and tools used to keep warm during Midwestern winters in…
VIEW EVENTCome celebrate National Ag Day, and pi(e) day! Agriculture touches our lives every day. We all eat food grown on farms and wear clothing made from natural products. Through crafts, games, activities, demonstrations, and talks,…
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Welcome to our Virtual Opening! It is May, which is one of our very favorite times of the year at Living History Farms. Traditionally, it's the month we open for the season and welcome visitors…
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Wedding Ceremonies at 11am and 1:30pm Visit the 1850 Pioneer Farm for a recreated pioneer wedding! Travel out to the farm to meet Living History Farms’ June bride as you join the 1850 Farm staff…
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Watch the origins of “America’s Greatest Pastime” by catching a Walnut Hill Bluestockings 1876-rules baseball game. The team, made up of LHF volunteers, follow Gentleman’s rules, which include: no mitts allowed; the batter, or “striker”,…
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Living History Farms says thank you to all of the teachers who put in the time and effort to bring learning to life for their students. If you've never been to Living History Farms with…
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Open 9am-4pm, with games beginning at 11am. Enjoy an old-fashioned fourth with an iconic, historic Independence Day celebration in the 1876 town of Walnut Hill. 1876 marks the first centennial of the United States, and…
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