This museum is called "The Mennonite Heritage and Agricultural Museum". It is located right off the highway in little Goessel, Kansas. I'm relatively certain we were the only visitors that morning...maybe, between "Instagram," "Facebook," and this blog post, I can spur a few more of you to visit.
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They have an old one-room school house. We visited it first. Luke was actually very intrigued by the schoolhouse. He's seen a one-room schoolhouse on "Little House on the Prairie," but I think now that he's been in school now for one year, it intrigued him even more.
I thought the "Rules for Teachers" were extremely interesting...
There were a couple of old houses to go in and look at. One was a house from 1911 called "The Friesen House". I had to get a pic of the kiddos by this sign for obvious reasons...
There was an old barn to look at. Luke enjoyed climbing up in the hayloft....
Luke also liked seeing a wagon -- again, like "Little House on the Prairie"...
We then went into the BIG warehouse of old tractors, a few cars, and other miscellaneous old farm equipment. The kiddos enjoyed sitting in a truck from the early 1930s....
I have a fair amount of pictures of the kiddos with or on farm equipment. I'll put those up in another post. In the meantime, here's my obligatory picture of Kate crying....Nope -- we don't get through too many fun events without tears from Kate...
After our visit (I'm skipping ahead here), I suggested to the kiddos that we try a little local restaurant called "The Branding Iron". (I actually ate there about 1 1/2 years ago with some other girlies from church). I was SHOCKED (and extremely pleased) when our very picky-eating son said, "Ok -- I'll try a new restaurant". This little small town burger joint did not disappoint....And, Luke didn't venture too far in that he ordered a grilled cheese (a safe entree). But hey -- it was a new place!
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