Walk Into an Earlier Time

The museum's peaceful wooded grounds transport the visitor into an earlier time, with costumed demonstrators every Sunday afternoon during the season, May through October. The site includes the Pine Creek Covenanter Church, built in 1837, and the associated cemetery; the Armstrong log house and herb garden, built in 1803; a replica school, circa 1885; working blacksmith shop; wagon house, which houses a Conestoga wagon and displays; and a meeting building.

Family Oriented Activities

Dedicated volunteers and staff offer a variety of family oriented activities through out the year. Be sure to check their website for weekly hours and the calendar of special events. Special group activities can be planned for school, scout, and adult groups.

Historic Hampton Township Books now available!

A limited supply of the sold-out edition of Historic Hampton Township, by Lib Hunter and Debbi Rassau, is now available. The 1st printing of this interesting and informative book was sold out in just a few weeks.

The cost for this book is $35 (format: 11-1/2-by-8-1/2" in high quality soft cover, 328 pages). Checks should be made payable to Depreciation Lands Museum and can be purchased at the Museum on South Pioneer Road.

Volunteers are Always Needed

In need of Community Service hours?  Want to get involved in your Community?  Visit the Museum website to learn more!!

www.DLMuseum.org