One day Grandmother and Grandfather took us to Connor Prairie, a living history museum. The kids spent a fair amount of time in the entry section, little knowing what lay beyond.
There was a hot air balloon, not running that day, but still impressive.
There was a barn, with farm animals to pet:
There was a cottage in which people wove and spun. In the garden outside, there was a place for people to do their own weaving.
In another section, it was the year 1836 as far as the staff members were concerned.
1836 style fun: stilts!
In the tree house section, Amanda made herself a copper bracelet:
Clarissa enjoyed the drums in that area:
Curtis and Jared had fun excavating and building:
In the 1863/Civil War section, Lydia enjoyed the water table (not quite an 1860s thing, but nice on a hot summer day):
The oldest kids, including Curtis, got to throw hatchets:
The other kids found a canoe while Amanda took her turn with the hatchets. Quite a day!
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