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BROCHURES

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New in 2008! Our most extensive brochure yet includes an illustrated map and detailed descriptions of our major attractions, such as the village, the museums and our private log homes available to you for your visits to the area. The publication also gives suggestions for your events, including guided tours, weddings, corporate events and more. Click here to view the brochure.

School Tours help students be proud of their Appalachian Heritage with an inspirational field trip to the award-winning Heritage Farm. Students can experience life as it was “back then” and learn about the major inventions that changed everything to create the quality of life we take for granted today. This unique experience for students includes guided lessons in the authentic 19th century One Room Schoolhouse, Progress of Appalachia Museum, American Transportation Museum and either the walk-through Coal Mine Exhibit or the Hands-On Activity Center. To view the brochure, click here.

Church Group Opportunities -- this brochure illustrates how Heritage Farm is the perfect setting for your next church dinner, picnic or youth outing, marriage seminar, men/women retreats, Bible study or choir outing. We have Sunday School class meetings and church-oriented senior luncheons here, as well as pastor appreciation respites and committee planning meetings. Offering a unique variety of facilities for both small and large groups, opportunities include our 1800s Log Church Meeting House, Meeting/Dining facilities, Lodging, Guided Museum Tours, Farm Zoo and more. To view the brochure, click here.

QUOTATIONS FROM GUESTS

Read Reactions from guests who have toured our facilities, stayed in our inns, had meetings or weddings on our grounds. Click here to view a page of comments. And if you've been one of our visitors and would like to share your thoughts about our village and museum, click here to write to us.