Laura lived near here when she was young. Check out the slates and slate pencils in the museum's store.
This is where, in the Big Woods book, Laura ripped her dress when she filled the pocket with too many pebbles. It's not far from the museum.
Laura was born here in 1867. Families can see a replica of the three-room cabin.
A good place for families, and also the destination of the Ingallses' first train ride. Try Nellie's Little Cafe on the Prairie (nearby) for breakfast.
Kids can crank an old-fashioned washing machine, duck into a dugout house, and do time in an original jail cell from the town's earliest days.
Take a tour of the Surveyor's House, one of the Ingallses' homes, and the school that Laura and Carrie attended.
Yep, this is the tract of land that Pa farmed in the 1880s. Kids can play house in a claim shanty and make corncob dolls. You can even rent a covered wagon at the campground and stay the night!
