Don't miss Spring Break at the Pioneer Museum!

A whole week of living history activities for children and adults is in the lineup. Blacksmiths will be working in the forge each day and Lakota-Sioux Indians with tipi will dance for museum visitors on both Saturdays. Approximate times are 12:00 noon and 3:00 pm. Check in the museum store when you enter as dancing will depend on the weather. Other activities at the museum include fence making, chuck wagon cooking, quilting, spinning, story telling, old fashioned toys, historical re-enactors, one room school interpretation, Buffalo soldiers, mountain man, rope making and handworkers. Each day is different. Saturday, March 13, we will have a heirloom plant sale and on Saturday, March 20, Elsie’s Country Store will open featuring handmade items, ice cream, old fashioned “Koch Kase” (cooked cheese) and delicious jams from nationally famous Fisher and Wieser. Come join us!

Posted by The Society at 3/13/2010 5:10 PM
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