LOG CABIN DAYS - LIVING HISTORY

With the crispness of fall in the air, the Pioneer Museum opens its grounds for Log Cabin Days the second Saturday of every October, a special event where families can experience life on the frontier.

Families can join us for a day of old-fashioned, hands-on activities, including rope making, churning butter, grinding corn, spinning wool, creating seed art, and washing linens with a scrub board.  Demonstrations include weaving coiled wool baskets, blacksmiths and one room school interpretation. 

Activities and demonstrations take place during regular museum hours of 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Come Join Us! 

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