Interview a Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum
Laura Ingalls Wilder, author of the public "Tiny Condo" children's notebook series is an American account. Her stories include inspired generations of fans and devoted readers. Nowadays, fans of the "Miniature Crib" books can tarriance a figure of historical sites devoted to the brio of Laura Ingalls Wilder and her family.
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Visit Pepin Wisconsin
1. Postdate Wisconsin Highway 35 north to the mini village of Pepin, Wisconsin, the birthplace of Laura Ingalls Wilder.
2. Navigation seven miles north of Pepin along the State Highway CC To stay with the immature log cabin that is the setting for Laura Ingalls Wilder's first off publication, "Mini Cobby in the Crowded Woods."
3. Revenue bit in the annual Laura Ingalls Wilder Days Everyone Sep which features a fiddling contest, Composition contest and many innovator crafts and activities.
Visit Malone, New York
4. Appointment the inadequate town of Malone located in upstate Virgin York, Infancy habitation of Almanzo Wilder, Spouse of Laura Ingalls Wilder.
5.9. Watch the "Little House" Pageant, held each July, on the open prairie, one mile from De Smet.10. Go to the Surveyors House, the setting of "On the Shores of Silver Lake." The house has been moved from its original site to a lot in the heart of De Smet.
Takings a tour of the contemporary building that belonged to Almanzo's parents and was the setting of for the "Tiny Crib" volume "Farmer Boy" anytime between May and Oct. Most tours select between 30 and 60 minutes.
7. Peruse the on-site museum and gift shop to see the large collection of antique farm equipment and old-fashioned gifts.
Visit De Smet, South Dakota
8. Visit De Smet, South Dakota, the setting of five of the "Little House" books, including "Little Town on the Prairie" and "These Happy Golden Years."
Driving northeast from Malone on US Route 11 for two and half miles, then turn on Native land Route 23 until you stretch the Donahue System. From there turn hold together on the Stacy Path. The Wilder Homestead Testament be on your left.6.
11. Take a tour of the Ingalls Family Home, where Ma and Pa Ingalls lived after they finished farming on their claim. The site is filled with many personal artifacts from the Ingalls Family.
12. Stop by the replica of the Brewster School, where Laura first taught.
Visit Mansfield, Missouri
13. Travel to the Ozark Hills in Eastern Missouri, to Mansfield, final home of Laura Ingalls Wilder and her husband, Almanzo.
14. Follow Route 60 through Mansfield to Rocky Ridge Farm, the home of Laura and Almanzo, and their daughter, Rose Wilder Lane.
15. Take a tour of the farmhouse Laura and Almanzo built, using timber and stones from their land.
16. Gaze upon the living room, kitchen and bedrooms, preserved as they were in 1956, at the time of Laura's death.
17.Make a tax deductible donation to the Laura Ingalls Wilder Historic Home and Museum, so that others can enjoy this piece of American history.
