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Reference, Museums, History, Living History and Open Air - Westville. Depicts an 1850 village with over thirty authentically furnished pre-Civil War buildings.

Reference, Museums, History, Living History and Open Air - Astor House Museum and Clear Creek History Park. A living history museum representing the years from 1843-1900.

Genesee Country Village & Museum is an educational living history museum located in Mumford, New York, near Rochester, with a Nineteenth Century Village, Gallery of Wildlife and Sporting Art, and Nature Center

Welcome to historic Bonanzaville USA.

Reference, Museums, History, Living History and Open Air - Huntley Project Museum of Irrigated Agriculture. Features history of the homesteading era and life on the farm.

Reference, Museums, History, Living History and Open Air - Newlin Grist mill. A 1704 mill and 150-acre park dedicated to historical preservation and environmental appreciation, operated by the Nicholas Newlin Foundation.

Reference, Museums, History, Living History and Open Air - Rough and Tumble Engineers' Historical Association. A living museum of steam engines, antique tractors and farm equipment in Lancaster County.

Reference, Museums, History, Living History and Open Air - Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm. Focusing on the activities of the Pennsylvania Dutch of the 18th and 19th century.

Reference, Museums, History, Living History and Open Air - Museum of Appalachia. Includes authentic log structures, a large display building, craft and gift shop, restaurant, the Mountain Heritage Room, Appalachian Hall of Fame and People's buildings, and over a quarter million items.

Historic Fort Steuben provides history, educational and cultural programs on its site with an 18th century military fort, Fort Steuben Park, Visitor Center, Memorial Fountain, and Berkman Amphitheater where concerts and civic programs are held.

Reference, Museums, History, Living History and Open Air - Historic Roscoe Village. Restoration of a 19th century canal town.

Reference, Museums, History, Living History and Open Air - Hancock's Resolution. Built in 1784-1785, this home is an example of early Chesapeake architecture and one of few existing stone buildings of that period in Anne Arundel County.