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Scenes from Landis Valley

November 4th, 2009 | Posted in Jennifer MacNeill-Traylor

Since my father so kindly bought us a family membership to Landis Valley Museum, I thought I would try to head over there more and not just on special events. Well, the place was a ghost town yesterday despite the gorgeous weather. Zoe and I had a great time chatting with all the animals, which outnumbered the visitors. The funniest thing of all was this female turkey. The friendliest fowl I’ve ever met. She seemed to enjoy being petted and followed us around! In fact I think all the animals enjoyed our attention.

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Landis Valley Farm Museum

October 12th, 2009 | Posted in Jennifer MacNeill-Traylor

On Sunday my father treated us to a member ship at the Landis Valley Farm Museum. This weekend they were having their Harvest Days which is my favorite time of year to go. It’s nice to know that I can got to all the events there for a year free now! In the spring they have a great herb and heirloom plant/seed faire they also have a wonderful event for children at Christmas and on Sundays in the summer I believe they have ice cream socials. Plus Zoe (and I) can learn all sorts of cool things like how they used to make lace or candles or how they baked bread in an outdoor over. How to use oxen to plow fields, dying, spinning and weaving wool, what an old fashioned general store looked like. I find the whole place fascinating!

©Copyright 2009 by Jennifer MacNeill-Traylor. See original post here.
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Also tagged in: agriculture, civil war era, draft horses, farm, gypsy mare studios, Lancaster County, landis valley farm museum, living history, Museum, oil painting | 0 Comments

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