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Nice review, Phil (Reply to this comment)
by lyagushka
I like these sorts of places too. Riga and Stockholm have open air ethnographic museums that sound similar to this place.
cheers,
Kate
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Jan 20 '04
2:37 am PST
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Very helpful, but... (Reply to this comment)
by adriennefoster,  in Hotels & Travel
After reading my review of Columbia State Historic Park, I'll bet you already guessed that I would love a place like this.
But you overlooked one critical detail for me. Does it have any ghosts?
Adrienne
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Jan 07 '04
12:51 pm PST
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WOW! (Reply to this comment)
by pennangel
What a great review! I'm a little embarrassed that I didn't know this place existed, especially with my love of history and restored villages! And Long Island is an important place for some of my ancestors (discovered with intense genealogy work.) Thank you for writing this and letting me learn about it. I'll be sending you email about your Gettysburg comments so I don't take this comment off-topic.
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Jan 06 '04
9:02 am PST
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I love this place (Reply to this comment)
by AliventiAsylum, in Hotels & Travel
Been here a few times for the fairs and on class trips. There's another thing to add to my list should I ever win powerball, donate money to Old Bethpage...
Great review!
Patti
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Jan 05 '04
6:22 pm PST
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I love restored/recreated historic sites (Reply to this comment)
by Howard_Creech
we have several here in Kentucky including Fort Boonesborough and 2 Shaker communities.
Happy New Year
Howard
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Jan 05 '04
6:13 pm PST
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Nice review! (Reply to this comment)
by Staceys1
I've been to Williamsburg and Sturbridge Village but never knew Old Bethpage Village Restoration existed. I will have to look into it further for a fun day trip.
Stacey
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Jan 05 '04
12:16 pm PST
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You Never Stop...... (Reply to this comment)
by ruby950
amazing me, Phil! This was really a great review!
My best,
Deborah~
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Jan 05 '04
10:32 am PST
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I'd love to go... (Reply to this comment)
by whalewatcher
...on one of those nighttime lantern walks! Here in Harpers Ferry, WV we celebrate 'Old Time' Christmas in a similar way.
Great review!
Claudia
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Jan 05 '04
6:22 am PST
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Mornin' Phil! (Reply to this comment)
by nedipooh
Hey, this sounds like an interesting place to visit if I ever get up there in your neck of the woods. I do have to ask....
They always sing "Dashing through the snow" as first written and sung in the 1800s. The "Jingle Bells " part is somewhat different than how we sing it today.
Is it anything similar to Skeeters' version? Hehehe...
You have a great day, Guy!!
8-)
~~Nedi~~
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Jan 05 '04
1:03 am PST
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