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| Imagine studying with children of all ages in a one-room schoolhouse. |
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| Native-American women told about local plants and animals and how they were used by their ancestors: for sleeping mats, medicine, food, clothing, tools. |
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| A rapt audience learns about life in pioneer days - churning milk into butter, making biscuits, spinning wool into yarn, and hundreds of other chores. |
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| My granddaughter thought washing clothes was fun. |
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| How do you sew without electricity? Foot power! |
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| A blacksmith demonstrated his art. |
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| Not so sure about milking that giant cow! |
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| Most fun of all? Jumping into a pile of hay. |
More info: Pioneer Farm Museum
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