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raising cattle, weaving doth, growing crops, and cooking food using historic tools andmethods. The museum is also home to rare and foreign breeds of animals raised in the fields. A blacksmith fires up the historic forge and allows visitors to view his trade while weavers can show visitors how to spin flax and weave doth.
The museum’s guided tours lead you carefully through each exhibit. You can also choose to browse the buildings at your own pace walking from house to house. Tours start every half hour, and if you show up early, step into the museum theater to watch a fifteen minute informational film about the
While at the museum, pick up a few brochures as you explore the recreational opportunities in Staunton.
Staunton provides a unique blend of historic buildings and modern conveniences. The town has preserved its ‘boom town* feel in five historic districts. If you haven’t had enough walking for one day, a unique pamphlet provides all the informa1
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