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Field Trips: Early American History

During the 18th century, Mennonites were some of the earliest Europeans to immigrate and settle in the Lancaster area as a community. Their choices and experiences, including in relating to their Indigenous neighbors, impacted American life for centuries to come and well beyond the local. Your students can learn about Indigenous lifeways and early American life while also exploring the Herr family home, built in 1719, and a full-scale reproduction of a Native longhouse.

Field Trips: Biblical Tabernacle

Join the Hebrew people on their wilderness “Journey with God.” Your students can see the altar in the outer courtyard, enter the tabernacle, learn about what happened inside, and even glimpse the Holy of Holies where God dwelled with God’s people. Call For More Information

Virtual Events Archive

Learn something new – on your schedule and wherever you are – by taking advantage of our recorded virtual events.

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Introducing Mennonite Life

It’s an exciting time to be a Mennonite history…

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Welcome, Refugees

For Mennonites in Lancaster, loving your neighbor means welcoming…

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Mennonite Artists

Beyond folk arts, Mennonites contribute significantly to visual, language,…

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A Caring Revolution

Civilian Public Service (CPS) workers lived in camp settings…

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Members-Only 1719 Museum Season Preview

Mennonite Life members are invited to experience the 1719…

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Plain Living Series: Gifts for Relief–from White Horse to the World

Plain Living Series 1 Mennonite Life and Garden Spot…

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Plain Living Series: Amish Agricultural Exchange–Lancaster & Tanzania

Plain Living Series 2 Mennonite Life and Garden Spot…

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Tabernacle Kit Workshop

This interactive workshop will be perfect for families and…

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