Har-Ber Village, Grove, Oklahoma two postings today.

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Har Ber Village, Grove Oklahoma

        We are having a perfect warm sunny day and our plan is to visit Har Ber Village and Museum in Grove Oklahoma with our friends Emile and Monique. This is our third visit here but it is constantly changing and improving.
         This museum was built as a gift to the public from Bernice and Harvey Jones of JTL (Jones Truck Lines) on Sept. 20th 1968 and is still growing today.

        We chose today as it was nice weather and the last day of Pioneer Days. A great time we had with live demonstrations, and some music and lots of interesting period costume people here.

        We walked the grounds for about three hours very hilly a good exercise for the day.

This fellow making a banjo

played us a little tune

some of his work

this couple played few tunes
hopefully the 7 second video below will
work for you, very nice.

checkers anyone ?

        There is so much to see actually 102 buildings with endless displays of collections of all kinds.

        Now this was Sister Elizabeth wanting to deworm everybody here today at the Drug Store promoting her Worm Destroyer. We listened to her interesting sales pitch and were given the cure so that we would not contaminate anyone else here.

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This be De Worm Elixer

Making Lye soap

cooking chicken, sausage and beans

operating Water wheel

Village Church and Statue

need to go?

washing machines

moonshine

Uncle Neds cabin

uncle Ned

more restrooms

trophy displays

general store

old telephones

weaving demonstration

making linen

making linen

some oil lamps

scout badges

pottery

bedroom heater

bedroom heater

carnival glass displays

the Gallows for me, but no rope

       That was it for todays expedition, we had fun and enjoyed the decent weather and got a good workout at the same time. Then back home a little bite to eat and enjoy our books in the afternoon sun.

        Check out my other posting of the rest of our day click HERE. if you like.

Posted by George, a.k.a. "The Weber "Q" Man of Blogland" according to Rick Doyle. 

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