A 36 acre town in Pennsylvania of log homes and other buildings with re-enactors that shows America in the period from 1750 to 1890. Photographs, events list.

Presents an overview of the town and exhibits, a calendar of events, and volunteer opportunities.

A full-scale, on-site reconstruction of the 1758-1766 original fort. History, museum, virtual tour, activities, visitor information, and store. Includes hours, admission fees and driving directions. Located in Ligonier.

Preserves and exhibits the life on the land in rural western Pennsylvania throughout history. Features an archeological site and a recreated 19th century village. Includes hours, schedule of events and workshops and directions. Located in Avella.

A 1704 mill and 150-acre park dedicated to historical preservation and environmental appreciation, operated by the Nicholas Newlin Foundation. Includes events calendar, educational programs and resources. Located in Glen Mills.

Volunteer-operated site on 34 acres offers a look at 12 structures dating from the 19th century that have some historical connection with the surrounding area. Includes gallery displays, hours, calendar of events, special events and directions. Located in New Milford.

Focusing on the activities of the Pennsylvania Dutch of the 18th and 19th century. Includes programs, workshops, hours, admission fees and driving directions. Located in Stroudsburg.

Dedicated to providing an educational hands-on living history experience that focuses on the historical farming practices of the 19th century. Includes brief history, programs, special events, membership, admission, volunteer opportunities and directions. Located in North Wales.

A living museum of steam engines, antique tractors and farm equipment in Lancaster County. Includes hours, admission fees, schedule of events and facilities.