Early American Textile Display
Explore the fascinating world of early American textile production at the Depreciation Lands Museum’s interactive textile area. Our collection includes
Explore the fascinating world of early American textile production at the Depreciation Lands Museum’s interactive textile area. Our collection includes
Pop-Up Sundays at the Depreciation Lands Museum are a series of special events dedicated to exploring various facets of early
The McCaslin School: A Journey into Hampton Township’s Educational Heritage Nestled within our museum grounds, the replica of the McCaslin
Join us as we begin our 2025 Season on Founder’s Day Sunday, May 4, 2025 The Museum will open at 1:00pm Visit with the villagers of Talley Cavey as they go about their daily lives in the early years of settlement in the Depreciation Lands. We will also have a special presentation in the Deacon’s Tavern outlining some of the highlights of the early years of our Museum and the dedicated Board Members who started it all in 1973! Regular Admission is $5.00 for visitors 12 yrs+, $3.00 for children ages 2-11 yrs, children under 2 yrs are FREE Admission
🌿 Friendship Day at the Depreciation Lands Museum! 🌿 📅 Sunday, May 18th⏰ 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM📍 Depreciation Lands Museum Join us for Friendship Day, our annual free admission event where history comes to life! Explore our historic village, browse unique finds from local vendors, enjoy live music, and take part in fun activities for the whole family. 🎶 Live music filling the air🛍️ Artisan vendors with handcrafted goods⚔️ Hands-on activities & historic demonstrations🏡 Step back in time and explore our 18th-century village Bring your friends and family for an afternoon of history, community, and fun! Mark your calendars
The Pittsburgh Historical Music Society Orchestra, a talented ensemble dedicated to bringing 18th-century music to life, will be bringing a special performance to the Village of Talley Cavey! Using period instruments and historically informed techniques, this orchestra recreates the sounds heard in colonial America—from elegant chamber pieces to lively dance tunes. Their performance begins at 2:00 PM in The Deacon’s Tavern. Admission to the concert is included with your regular museum entry, and seating is first come, first served. Come early to explore the museum grounds, chat with our interpreters, and step back in time before enjoying this unforgettable musical
By: Jessica Welker When early settlers arrived in western Pennsylvania, one of their first priorities was clearing land for crops.
The Jack Sled is a relic of early American winters, once a staple for both work and recreation in snowy
The battles of Lexington and Concord, fought on April 19, 1775, were the first military engagements of the American Revolution.
