1812 Homestead Farm and Museum explained

1812 Homestead Farm and Museum
Location:Willsboro, New York, United States
Website:1812 Homestead Educational Foundation

The 1812 Homestead Farm and Museum, sometimes known as the 1812 Homestead or the 1812 Homestead Inn, is a historic house located in Willsboro, New York, that currently operates as a living history museum.

Originally constructed in 1813 as an inn,[1] the homestead now offers tours and programming allowing the visitors to experience what life was like at that time[2] and educates visitors on 19th-century heritage.[3] It is also the current home of the Burt School, which was originally located in Essex.[4]

External links

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Notes and References

  1. Web site: 1812 Homestead Educational Foundation . 2008-05-09 . https://web.archive.org/web/20080412052006/http://www.pokomac.com/1812%20Homestead/Homesteadhome.htm . 2008-04-12 . dead .
  2. Web site: Workshop Displays Challenges of Old-time Hearth Cooking. 2008-05-09. 2005-08-15. Susan Tobias. The Press Republican.
  3. Web site: Welch Honored with Homestead Bridge. 2008-05-09. 2002-08-22. The Press Republican.
  4. Web site: Adirondack Schoolhouses Survive. August 27, 2012. 2004-01-30. Lee Manchester. Lake Placid News.

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