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What you should know
Visitor tip
Engage with volunteer staff members directly—they have extensive knowledge about artifacts and family genealogical connections. If you're researching pioneer ancestry, staff can help you locate relevant items and make meaningful connections to your family history.
Visitor tip
Bring children to experience hands-on activities like butter churning and climbing inside the covered wagon. The downstairs play and learning area provides additional interactive engagement for kids beyond the exhibits.
Visitor tip
Schedule a guided tour with your group or church organization for a more enriched experience. Reviewers noted that guided tours made the visit significantly more fascinating and memorable.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Zoo
- Setting
- Outdoor
- Experience
- Walking and exploration in nature
What visitors say
Good run, nice and fresh air. Good place for a walk also
I entered Tru tower av side. Don't go left or rite. Go straight up the middle. Wen u see a sing that says 1000 fine for dumping on the left side. I entered true that side into the woods to find the abandoned zoo. But it's mostly all…
That's an awesome place to explore and not hard to get to..swampy though.
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Did You Know?
- The museum features hair art from the 1800s, an unusual and distinctive artifact from the pioneer era
- Staff members can help visitors locate family artifacts and genealogical connections, offering a personalized genealogy research service
- The museum offers hands-on interactive experiences including butter churning demonstrations and a climbable covered wagon, making it an educational experience for children
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