Museum and Cabin will be open Saturday 1-4pm. Westfield International Festival display at Cafe Grand Junction May 16 Noon-4pm.
FIELD TRIP
May 6 we enjoyed the interactions with the Carey Ridge 3rd graders. They came to visit 5 locations in downtown Westfield - our Museum, the 1835 Barker Cabin, the City Hall Assembly Room, the Anti-Slavery Cemetery, and the Basile Westfield Playhouse. We talked about many things including the Underground Railroad and how to live in a cabin as a family of 11. The students had a lot of great questions and some great guesses of maybe needing 10,000 people to run the City government. Hope we all learned something. Pictured are two groups meeting/passing on their way through Asa Bales Park to the Anti-Slavery cemetery where Asa Bales is buried after dying in a cholera epidemic in 1845 and the other pictures one of five groups entering the cabin seeing tools used back in the time.