John R Park Homestead Conservation Area

A visit to the John R. Stop Homestead Conservation Area will set aside you back in opportunity to the 1850s. The house and ranch structures of John and Amelia Park are reestablished to breath life into the nineteenth century. Investigate the Parks' heavenly Classical Revival home, worked in 1842, taste heating from the kitchen chimney or play with a wooden toy in the youngsters' rooms. See the workings of a 1885 steam motor controlled sawmill and stop by the metal forger shop to witness the making of little equipment and repairing of homestead devices at the coal-let go produce. Try not to miss the working smoke house, ice house and horse shelter. For a much needed refresher, take a grand stroll on the lakeshore footpath. Make sure to look at the blessing shop and show territory. You can likewise take in the theater where a ying media introduction will transport you back so as to John Park's day.