This helped a lot. I have a field trip here in one month! The bus ride is about 3 hours there, and back. I'm super excited, so I decided to check this video out, to see what I could possibly be see there
People don't live there. It's a recreated 1830's New England village. You could call it a living museum. You can chat with costumed historians as they recreate tasks of that time period. There have been historical movies, tv shows and documentaries filmed on site.
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I remember this from a school trip when I was younger, it's a great place! Still very fascinating. I'd love to go there again:)
Same bro
This helped a lot. I have a field trip here in one month! The bus ride is about 3 hours there, and back. I'm super excited, so I decided to check this video out, to see what I could possibly be see there
I went here for a school trip once. We made biscuits here and they were great. There was even this cool blacksmith dude with a shop.
A favorite place for my family as a boy in the early 1970's
I love this place, and have membership. Just don't have the time to get there!
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LMAOOO LOOK AT THE GOATS IT 0:53
Is it like an Amish community? Are there people who actually live here?
People don't live there. It's a recreated 1830's New England village. You could call it a living museum. You can chat with costumed historians as they recreate tasks of that time period. There have been historical movies, tv shows and documentaries filmed on site.
@@NeTxGrl Oh, thanks for the info. Sounds like a very interesting place to visit.
@brighteyes6559 If you have any questions, let me know, I used to work there
@@hedgehoog7809 What else is there to do in the area?