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Many African Americans saw WWI as an opportunity to redefine their US citizenship and improve social, political and economic conditions. Join US Army Lt. Col. (ret.) Bernard... details>>
Join us for a catered meal served in the 1865 stagecoach dining room by lantern light! Guests will arrive to the historic farmhouse by stagecoach and be welcomed by our... details>>
Kids bring your family and take a walk along our nature trails and stop to read a good book or poem - page by page, and then come to the Learning Center for a fun follow-up... details>>
Wednesdays & Thursdays in June & July Enjoy a different theme of history each week with lots of hands on activities and crafts! Scheduled Theme: Music & Arts: 1860s Style,... details>>
Moms, join your kids in a Baking Class. Kiss your fear of working with yeast goodbye and learn the secrets to moist, tender, homemade breads and rolls. Bake up easy and... details>>
Gary De Rigne was a Vietnam Platoon Sergeant in the lst Cavalry Division and is a holder of the Purple Heart, Bronze Star, Air Medal, Combat Infantrymans Badge, and other decorations. He has written a book about the war, “One Young Soldier.” He said, “there were a hundred times when I expected to be killed in the next five minutes.” Gary was one of the lucky ones, but he grieves for his more than 58,000 buddies who didn’t make it home.
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