Experience 1840's Life at Stacy's Tavern Museum's Living History Celebration

Sunday, September 24, the Glen Ellyn Historical Society provides an opportunity for visitors to experience life in the 1840'a at Stacy's Tavern Museum's Tavern Day Celebration from 1:00 to 4:30 PM. Located at 800 N. Main Street. Historic Stacy's Corners becomes a pioneer village for the entire afternoon. Try a hand at pioneer family life. Included are agriculture activities like apple peeling and vegetable gardening; household chores like roping a bed, doing laundry 1840's style, chances to actually work with sawing, shucking corn, and braiding rope to use for chores. We also have a black smith demonstrating the process he goes through to make horse shoes, etc. Farm animals and a horse are available for visitors to meet and pet, pioneer games and an old-fashioned outdoor classroom will continue throughout the afternoon. Musicians stir up an atmosphere of good times. Stacy's Museum is open for tours throughout Tavern Day. Adults $8, GEHS Members $6, Children (3-17) $4, GEHS Memberchildren $3, children under 3 are free. Call 630-469-1867 or check the website for information at www.glenellynhistory.org.