Interactive Exhibits
Learn and explore- All children must be accompanied by an adult at all times
Grandma's Kitchen
Discover how a kitchen worked before homes had electricity. See and touch real artifacts- an ice box, a wood stove, a pump sink, and more.
"Pick Your Own" Wall and Dairy Barn
Roleplay as a farmer and pick fruits and vegetables, collect realistic chicken eggs, and pretend to milk our life-size cow.
Ms. Su's Schoolhouse
This replica 1908 one-room school exhibit shows how generations of rural Americans went to school. Practice writing on the chalkboard and play with wooden toys.
Waxpool Store
From 1890-1943 this general store was operated by the Munday family of Waxpool. Roleplay as Mr. Munday (the storekeeper), his daughter Tessie Tillet (the postmistress), or one of their customers.
Sensory Garden
Located in the Farm Garden, the Sensory Garden includes a balance beam, tire tunnel, and sound board. Explore the potted plants to discover different scents, colors, and textures.
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exhibits open by appointment
American Workhorse Museum collection
American Workhorse Museum collection
American Workhorse Museum collection
These equine agricultural materials come from the collection of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Buckardt. The collection was opened in 2011 and is available to view during select special events.
Blacksmith Shop
American Workhorse Museum collection
American Workhorse Museum collection
LHFM's latest addition is a blacksmith forge, installed in our 19th century barn. This special exhibition and workspace is the result of a partnership with Claude Moore Park and the Academies of Loudoun.
- April 30 - delayed opening at 1:00pm
- May 2 - delayed opening at 1:00pm
- May 3 - Spring Fest only open from 10am-3pm
- May 9 - delayed opening at 1:00pm
- May 17 - please visit us at Dirt Day, museum closed