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Come visit Santa at our vintage 1800’s log cabin . The cabin will be decorated in its holiday finest with a roaring fire in the fireplace. There will be treats for the kids and the reindeer barn will be up and humming with activity. There will be vintage 1800’s sleighs outside to take great photos. After visiting Santa walk down our path of Christmas inflatables to the McCarl Industrial museum. The log cabin is located beside the McCarl Industrial museum which is on Plumb street directly across from the One Stop Shopper market. Everything is free with donations greatly appreciated.
Come visit Santa at our vintage 1800’s log cabin . The cabin will be decorated in its holiday finest with a roaring fire in the fireplace. There will be treats for the kids and the reindeer barn will be up and humming with activity. There will be vintage 1800’s sleighs outside to take great photos. After visiting Santa walk down our path of Christmas inflatables to the McCarl Industrial museum. The log cabin is located beside the McCarl Industrial museum which is on Plumb street directly across from the One Stop Shopper market. Everything is free with donations greatly appreciated.
History Celebration History Weekend
The 2022 Beaver County History Celebration Weekend will be celebrated at the Little Beaver Historical Society, featuring many forms communication technology. At the McCarl Industrial Building, Red Brick Schoolhouse Building, and other LBHS museum buildings in Darlington, Pennsylvania, you can see a variety of exhibits, displays, and physical artifacts related to our History Celebration Weekend theme, such as old telephones, phonographs, radios, computers, and other communication technologies developed and used throughout history.
Check out LBHS’s special online exhibit: The incredible Human Voice: History’s Original Communication Technology
Photo source: Dave Holoweiko’s Little Beaver Historical Society Facebook Page. Image posted 2014-08-11. Original photo source not credited. Post caption: “Beaver County Independent Phone company display wagon 1908.”