Waterloo Farm Museum
Looking for a vivid glance into 19th century pioneer life? The Waterloo Farm Museum has just the thing. The museum features farm buildings nestled in the curve of a scenic rural road. Highlights include a farmhouse built in 1850s, a rare restored wooden Perkins windmill, a log house with stone fireplace, a woodworking and blacksmith’s workshop with working forge, the granary which now serves as a gift shop, and many other buildings that supported 1880s farm life. The Dewey School Museum, located three miles north of the Farm, is a one-room schoolhouse that was built in the mid-1800s and held classes until 1956.
Events
Blacksmith, Soldiers and Log Cabin Weekend
June 26-27, 10am to 5pm (both days)
Antique Truck, Tractor and Farm Equipment Show
August 14th and 15th 2021, 10am to 5pm
Pioneer Day
October 10, 10am to 5pm
Christmas on the Farm
December 4-5, 10am to 4pm (both days)
Regarding COVID-19 guidelines for Michigan
Social distancing will be in place whenever possible. Masks are not required outdoors per MI recommendation. Masks are still required indoors for all non-vaccinated individuals.
News
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