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Homestead National Monument of America
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Interpretive Presentation about life in a log cabin
Homestead National Monument of America
Interpertive Presentation About Life in a Log Cabin
 

Homestead National Monument of America provides many opportunities to experience the outdoors as our forefathers found it, hosting the second oldest restored tallgrass prairie in the nation.

The 244-acre monument abounds with plant and animal life rarely seen all in one place. The prairie is alive with varied plants and grasses providing refuge to many species of animals. The park also includes a large woodland area with a creek meandering through it, which is habitat for a large variety of wildlife. Many scenic views can be seen while walking the extensive trail system enables numerous activities in this special environment.

If you want to explore and learn about Homestead using technology, try our cell phone audio tours or our EarthCache program!

 

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Did You Know?
Volunteers give over 10,000 hours of service to Homestead National Monument of America each year. If you would like to join, contact Susan Cook at 402-223-3514. -- Homestead National Monument of America

Last Updated: April 25, 2010 at 12:10 MST