Event Details

Waterloo Farm Museum: First People Of Michigama, Native Woodland Indian Living History

Event Information:

Categories: Festivals
Date: Saturday June 7th, 2008 − Sunday June 8th, 2008
Cost: $4 for adults, $3 for seniors (62+) and $2 for children aged 5-17. There is no admission charge for children under 5 and members of the Waterloo Area Historical Society. Admission includes a guided to

Details:

Saturday, June 7, 10 am-5 pm and Sunday, June 8, Noon-5 pm
An authentic recreation of a Woodland Indian settlement with lamplight tours on Saturday night.

Living historians will recreate an authentic Woodland Indian village for The First People of Michigama, an event commemorating Michigan's original residents. The event features traditional Native crafts, cooking, games, and trade at the French fur trading post.

Witness the sounds, smells and sights of American Indian History as it comes alive again in Michigan
Walk among the Natives in an authentic Woodland Indian Village.
Watch the Fur Trade unfold in the French occupied town.
Join the natives in a game of Lacrosse or Double Ball.
See traditional Native crafts and cooking and games.

Sponsoring Organization:

Waterloo Area Historical Society
Address: P. O. Box 37, Stockbridge, MI
Phone: 517-851-8745
Website: www.waterloofarmmuseum.org

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Location Information:

Location: Waterloo Farm Museum
Address: 9998 Waterloo Munith Road, Chelsea, MI
Phone: 517-851-8745
Link: www.waterloofarmmuseum.org/

Related Information:

Link: www.waterloofarmmuseum.org/specialevents.htm