Join staff from Sgt. Alvin C York State Historic Park this summer as we float the Wolf River upstream to the very namesake of the Valley, the Forks of the Wolf. Hear tales and legends of Native Americans,... Read More
A useful item many take for granted is the mason jar, and its importance not only to the canning process, but its importance as a tool of survival. Canning and the mason jar are an important food preservation method, used in some of America’s... Read More
We are excited to offer a walking tour of the historic York Farm! Beginning at 12:00 PM CST, the tour will depart the Visitor Center and follow our ADA trail around the farm's perimeter. The 45 minute tour will highlight how farming evolved... Read More
Over the course of the First World War approximately 20,000 to 25,000 miles of entrenchments were constructed on the western front. From elaborate concrete monstrosities, to simple dirt and wood constructions - the trenches of the war would... Read More
“Knit Your Bit” was the cry that sounded across the United States homefront during World War One. For soldiers whose uniforms could not protect them from trench life and the cold of winter, such garments as hats, gloves, and socks were vital to... Read More
We are excited to offer a walking tour of the historic York Farm! Beginning at 12:00 PM CST, the tour will depart the Visitor Center and follow our ADA trail around the farm's perimeter. The 45 minute tour will highlight how farming evolved... Read More
“Knit Your Bit” was the cry that sounded across the United States homefront during World War One. For soldiers whose uniforms could not protect them from trench life and the cold of winter, such garments as hats, gloves, and socks were vital to... Read More
We are excited to offer a walking tour of the historic York Farm! Beginning at 12:00 PM CST, the tour will depart the Visitor Center and follow our ADA trail around the farm's perimeter. The 45 minute tour will highlight how farming evolved... Read More
“Knit Your Bit” was the cry that sounded across the United States homefront during World War One. For soldiers whose uniforms could not protect them from trench life and the cold of winter, such garments as hats, gloves, and socks were vital to... Read More
We are excited to offer a walking tour of the historic York Farm! Beginning at 12:00 PM CST, the tour will depart the Visitor Center and follow our ADA trail around the farm's perimeter. The 45 minute tour will highlight how farming evolved... Read More
