Today their home is a working farm and living history museum. The 60-acre site includes an 1830s vintage store, a farmhouse, barns and workshop, a village school, a blacksmith's shop and a cooper's shop. Activities include wagon rides and demonstrations of spinning, flax processing and woodworking. Costumed guides are located in most buildings, bringing to life this 19th century settlement. Visitors can also experience farm animals, including rare breeds such as the Canadian Horse.
Special activities take place throughout the season.
Interpretive staff available during open season. Free entry for motorcoach driver and tour guide.