Sod House Museum

Sod houses as they were additionally known were based on the prairies from the grass of thickly established prairie grass by the pilgrims and were harbingers to the log lodges in North America. The turf was utilized principally as there weren't standard building materials, for example, wood or stone on the prairies. The houses were normally extremely shoddy to manufacture and shockingly very much protected yet were helpless to soggy and even rain harm. The Sod House Museum is a red horse shelter molded credible reproduction of the turf houses worked by early pioneers in this area and was built up in 1988. The lives and working practices of the pilgrims is regarded here with memorabilia and photos taken amid the pioneer time. Within the grass houses were truly meager mirroring the harsh circumstances experienced by the pilgrims who lived there.