On January 11th, from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm, the Spinners from Pioneer Land will be spinning yarn from natural fibers at the Museum!
Have you ever wondered how the pioneers made cloth? Look no further as these knowledgeable women from Pioneer Land will show you how the textiles were made. They may even give you a try!
If you are not able to come on the 11th of January, no problem because the spinners will be at the Museum again on Saturday, February 8th!
They hope everyone can come and see the Pioneer Land Spinners!
La Porte County Historical Society Museum
2405 Indiana Ave., Suite. 1
La Porte, IN 46350
219-324-6767
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