We stayed about 2 hours, which was probably an hour too long for the kids, but there was at least some hands-on stuff they could do. It was a pretty cool museum with potential for lots more hands-on stuff (building a log cabin, churning butter, sheep-shearing demonstration, etc). And on a side note, this was my first time in Cedar-what an adorable little city!
("Mr Squinty" is back.)
The kids area had lots of little things to do, coloring, building with lincoln logs, puzzles, etc.
I thought this display of all the different brands was so cool.
I love these old chess-board tables.
I'm quite jealous of the garden!
It was a great site, but pretty big and since it was around 105 outside, we didn't do the outdoor stuff much. I sure would make a lousy pioneer!
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I love going to places like this!
So cool and I love the photos of the Book of Mormon, the brands-awesome and the loom. That loom picture brings back awesome memories of my great-grandpa.
I sooo would have made a lincoln log cabin too ;) hehee
ps: Love your cheese paparazzi!
pss: The chess table is so cool! The guys have been wanting a huge checker set like the ones at Cracker Barrell.. but if I could do up something like this, they'd have storage in the drawer for the checkers and Id have an end table for the room as well. Cool cool!
Cool!
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THat looks like a really fun place! We haven't spent a lot of time in Cedar either, but it seems like a great little town.
You are in Cedar City? You need to drive 3 hours north to see us now! I'm glad you had fun. If you are impressed with that garden you should see mine and others around here. They are huge!
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