LHF Kids Blog

Would you like a kids’ view of Living History Farms? Meet John and Catherine, this week’s Living History Farms roving reporters! John, age 9, and Catherine, age 11, spent a Saturday morning visiting the 1850…

Did you ever wonder why some people have brown hair and some people have black hair and some people have blond hair? Or why some people are left handed while others write with their right…

The museum opens May 1st! That’s only three days away. When you visit our museum this season, there are many people for you to meet. There are greeters in the Visitor Center. There are tractor…

This week is Valentine’s Day! This is the day we tell our friends and family how much we care about them!  Sending Valentine’s Day cards is one way to tell someone they are special. It…

Today we’re taking a closer look at pigs. Many people think pigs are cute and funny. Some people think pigs are dirty and smelly. What do you think? The question we want to answer today…

It has been a cold January so far at Living History Farms! Many people ask how our horses, cows, sheep, and other farm animals stay warm when it is really cold outside. Farm animals do…