This exhibit was just amazing. The guy in the welcoming center (not sure if I ever got his name, unfortunately) and the property cat, Chelsea offer great friendliness and a short quip of interesting information on what you can see before you explore solo. Not captured in my photos are a cute church, train, old shop, blacksmith, a tractor field, the oldest toll bridge, and the world’s largest CEDAR BUCKET! All but 2 buildings here were of the original county. Good for any type of group or on your own. There was also a wedding going on here while I was there!

A lovely (and very well-kept) village with many historic buildings and artifacts. Tim, in the visitors center, was so helpful! We’ll be back!

Very informative, and interesting. Staff was friendly and helpful.

Had a wonderful, relaxing time at this quaint historical village with my sister and nephew. There are no fees to visit unless you want a guided tour from one of the well-informed and very friendly staff. It's a beautiful area with many interesting sights and historical buildings, rich in history of the local area. A very pleasant and personable staff member there named Tim gave us a quick rundown of the essential history of the village and was very hospitable to us. There is a nice gift shop inside at the entrance for different souvenirs and an adorable cat that serves as an unofficial mascot of the establishment. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking to spend an hour or two walking amongst history and nature for the price of nothing but a smile .

My daughter wanted to explore old homes and buildings due to her interest in history. This was a great little village to do just that. She really enjoyed her day. In fact, she wants to go back again. The staff (Tim) was also very nice and helpful.