A trip to Old Sturbridge Village, the largest outdoor history museum in the Northeast, is a journey through time to a rural New England town of the 1830s. Located in southern Massachusetts, Sturbridge invites visitors into more than 40 original buildings, each carefully researched, restored, and brought to the museum site from towns throughout New England. Authentically costumed staff, called history interpreters, carry out the daily activities of an early 19th century community.

Here you may wander country roads and visit with a farmer plowing fields, listen to the blacksmith's rhythmic hammering, or smell the aroma of bread baking in a fireplace oven. With four unique seasons and more than 200 acres to explore, there is always something new to see at Old Sturbridge Village.

You can view their website at http://www.osv.org/