Join us for an unforgettable evening at the Hancock Historical Museum's History with a Twist event, where the past meets the present in a lively competition! Local bartenders will showcase […]
Lanterns and candles lit the way for pioneers. Make a tin lantern out of a soup can with ice, hammer, and nails. Create your own design or use patterns that […]
Berries were an important food source for families back in the 1800s. Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries could be grown in the family garden or foraged in the forest. Learn […]
Celebrate & learn about LGBTQIA+ History; create modern day inspiration while connecting with the history of the Stonewall Riots. This class is open to those 18 and older with all […]
Pioneer children in the 1800s would have played with simple toys like paper dolls. Make paper dolls and a cardboard doll house, learn about their history, and use the dolls […]
Celebrate Independence Day with an old-fashioned ice cream social! The Hancock Historical Museum is an easy walk from the Main Street parade route, and facilities will be open with free […]
Free to the public-- The Hancock Historical Museum features film favorites from decades past at their Classic Movie Night on Fridays throughout the year! Historical information before and discussion after. […]
Save the date for Ghost Town's annual Cowboy Days! Details coming soon.
Corn was a staple food for pioneers. Learn how pioneers grew, harvested, and prepped the corn, the different kinds that were grown, and food dishes that used corn. Johnny cakes, […]
Save the date for Ghost Town's annual Johnny Appleseed Days! Details coming soon!
