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Old Sturbridge Village is a "must-see" destination to experience early New England life from 1790-1840. One of the country's largest living history museums, OSV has a large staff of costumed interpreters, 59 historic buildings on 200 acres. Weddings: At Old Sturbridge Village, they?ve been planning from centralmass.org
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An elaborate re-creation of an 1830s New England village, set on 200 acres of woods and meadowland. Features more than 40 buildings, including restored period homes, blacksmith forges, stores, taverns, a printing shop, and a bank. The Sturbridge compound also contains the Pliny Freeman Farm (an ope from thephoenix.com
Come to Old Sturbridge Village and be charmed by the warm, welcoming faces of a village of the 1830s set in the heart of rural New England. Your whole family is invited to join ours in enjoying the 19th century games on the Village Common, handcrafts, one of a kind exhibits, and special events for from seenewengland.com
A quick trip on I-84 will lead you right into the American Romantic Period. In other words, take your grandchildren to Old Sturbridge Village (OSV), and you can all experience a slice of American life circa 1790. Its 200 acres are split between three sections: Center Village, Countryside, and The M from grandparents.com
Old Sturbridge Village is the largest living history museum in New England, spanning over 200 acres with a working farm, 59 antique buildings, and three water-powered mills. In addition to its interactive exhibits that highlight New England life in the Early Republic era, the village contains impre from americanheritage.com
200 acre living history Village - Old Sturbridge Village's purpose is to provide modern Americans with a deepened understanding of their own times through a personal encounter with the New England past. - Explore early New England in the company of farmers, craftsmen, and fascinating characters. from museumstuff.com
Bring your imagination and your most comfortable shoes; you are going to be taking a walk back into the world of 1830. Old Sturbridge Village (OSV) is a non-profit living museum founded in 1946. The buildings were brough... from igougo.com
Old Sturbridge Village's collection consists of over 60,000 artifacts made or used by rural New Englanders between 1790 and 1840. from museumland.net
Village made of buildings moved from all over New England. Costumed interpreters from stepintohistory.com
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