A New Day, A New Life
It all begins with a new home. Spend a weekend at the Zimmerman's Victorian-era farmhouse at Conner Prairie, one of the nation's most authentic and entertaining living history museums. This farmhouse is part of a recreated 1886 rural community called Liberty Corner. Here, you and 11 other guests will experience 19th-century life first-hand!

Plenty of Work
You'll want to get an early start during your stay at the farm. Prepare a 19th-century breakfast, feed the livestock, clean the house, do the laundry, split wood, muck the barn stalls, work in the fields and tend the garden and more!

Tradin' Places
Was life in 1886 harder for the men or the women? Find out for yourself! Weekend on the Farm provides the opportunity to discover men's, women's and children's roles on a farm. Make sure you're at school when the bell rings…you won't want to be late for recitations and daily lessons.

Fun and Games
Life in 1886 isn't all work. Relax and have fun! Play base ball, attend a barn dance, start a croquet match, enjoy parlor games, take a wagon ride or join the sing-along at the pump organ. If you want a quieter activity, try a new craft or write a letter.

The Perfect Experience for…
adults, teens and children, museum and history enthusiasts, educators and college students, corporate team-building retreats, clubs and associations and anyone with a sense of adventure! Read an article about the Weekend on the Farm experience in Metroparent Magazine, Milwaukee.

For reservations and more information, call Guest Services at 317.776.6006 or 800.966.1836.