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• 5 out of 5 stars by Cloutier Academy from Gaithersburg, Maryland
• January 13, 2009

Quote: We saw the reviews of this site and decided to visit the Frontier Culture Museum - homes from the 1700's were brought to America from England, Ireland and Germany - we visited in the winter so we just had the tour guide - no people in actual period... Read the full Frontier Culture Museum review

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Frontier Culture Museum

• 5 out of 5 stars by GregorMc from Raleigh, North Carolina
• April 6, 2005

Quote: This is an outdoor museum with various original European and American buildings transported and re-built on the site, basically representing the cultures that came together in this part of the Virginia colony frontier. There are fields and... Read the full Frontier Culture Museum review

From journal Mountain Shakespeare weekend in VA

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Frontier Culture Museum

• 4 out of 5 stars by Godchaser from Bear, Delaware
• September 24, 2003

Quote: This is a wonderful educational opportunity for those who are interested in the founders of our great country. The museum has recreated four distinctly different farms (English, Scotch/Irish, German, and American). The Scotch/Irish farm boasts a... Read the full Frontier Culture Museum review

From journal Massanutten Mountains

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Frontier Culture Museum

• 4 out of 5 stars by neshie from Fairview Park, Ohio
• February 25, 2003

Quote: This is living museum. Two hours should be allowed for the visit at least, but we would really recommend more. The museum features four different historical cultures: Germany, Northern Ireland, England and America. There are four homesteads from... Read the full Frontier Culture Museum review

From journal Massanutten's Shenandoah Villas

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Frontier Culture Museum

• 4 out of 5 stars by ladybug62 from Longview, Texas
• February 6, 2003

Quote: This "museum" is actually an outdoor adventure. You're inside a building that gives you basic information about life in Virginia in the 1700's. You leave the building and follow a trail which leads from one culture to another, i.e. Scotch-Irish... Read the full Frontier Culture Museum review

From journal A Respite in Mountainous Virginia

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Frontier Culture Museum

• 4 out of 5 stars by nilgun from , Virginia, Turkey
• September 29, 2002

Quote: On a fine fall day we visited the Frontier Culture Museum. We started our tour in the exhibition center by visiting the exhibition center. After learning a little bit of background information we watched a free movie on who, why, when, and where... Read the full Frontier Culture Museum review

From journal Staunton

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Museum of American Frontier Culture

• 3 out of 5 stars by Carmen from Cary, North Carolina
• July 7, 2000

Quote: This museum is a showcase of all the farming cultures that came together to settle the Shenendoah Valley. It is a living history museum that employs people to actually work the different farms that are showcased. First, you visit the visitor's... Read the full Frontier Culture Museum review

From journal Staunton, Virginia - A Small-Town Treasure

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