While we were in Cincinnati, we had some free time - and while we were driving around, we stumbled across the Heritage Village. It was a park, but in one section of it, they had an 1800's village made up of many buildings they had rescued over the years. We were able to tour a church, doctor's office, general store, garden, train station, printing business, and multiple houses. The houses were arranged starting with the oldest and by the time we were at the end of the village, we were almost to the late 1800's. It was a great time and we actually learned a lot.
They had a tunnel in the first building we went into showing a few different animals that live underground and dig holes. Of course I had to be the first one through it.
They even put Taylor to work...those buckets were really heavy WITHOUT having any water in them. glad we don't have to fill them multiple times and carry them up from the river every day...
Doesn't this church remind you of 'Little House on the Prairie?"
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