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Slightly underwhelming experience. Not as interactive as expected. Pretty grounds with picnic tables, onsite restaurant.
Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill的点评
点评：(Visited Oct 2024).
Overall, the Shaker Village was slightly underwhelming for me. I was expecting a more lively and interactive experience that I've found at other 'open air' type museums.
I thought there would be people dressed in period clothing roaming around but there was nothing like that, although there were some demonstrations of things like music/crafting. It was decorated for the fall season with hay bales and pumpkins, etc. which made for some nice seasonal photos.
The village basically consists of sparsely furnished buildings with info boards that you wander in and out of. The grounds are pretty with trees, flowers, rickety paths, a small animal farm, picnic tables, a restaurant and general store. We took a history tour, but the info signs around the property were repetitive of the tour.
We arrived at opening time, where we were greeted at the entrance to the parking ot by a cheery employee. We purchased tickets in the gift shop which also serves as check-out for the inn. We waited while an inn patron checked out and once we'd paid, we were given a sticker to wear on our clothing. We then joined a narrated history tour, which started outside the gift shop.
I personally found the history tour way too long, wordy and boring and couldn't wait for it to end, but my husband enjoyed it and it served as a good overview.
Prior to our visit, we'd made a lunch reservation at the Trustee Table, the onsite restaurant. I did notice there were several picnic tables available as well, which would be a good budget option in good weather.
There are several demonstrations available at certain times. We attended the half hour music program where the docent demonstrated shaker singing and dancing. She had a wonderful voice.
Restrooms are located in front near the parking lot and gift shop.
We stayed about 30 minutes away at a hotel at Fritz Farm near Lexington.
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Overall, the Shaker Village was slightly underwhelming for me. I was expecting a more lively and interactive experience that I've found at other 'open air' type museums.
I thought there would be people dressed in period clothing roaming around but there was nothing like that, although there were some demonstrations of things like music/crafting. It was decorated for the fall season with hay bales and pumpkins, etc. which made for some nice seasonal photos.
The village basically consists of sparsely furnished buildings with info boards that you wander in and out of. The grounds are pretty with trees, flowers, rickety paths, a small animal farm, picnic tables, a restaurant and general store. We took a history tour, but the info signs around the property were repetitive of the tour.
We arrived at opening time, where we were greeted at the entrance to the parking ot by a cheery employee. We purchased tickets in the gift shop which also serves as check-out for the inn. We waited while an inn patron checked out and once we'd paid, we were given a sticker to wear on our clothing. We then joined a narrated history tour, which started outside the gift shop.
I personally found the history tour way too long, wordy and boring and couldn't wait for it to end, but my husband enjoyed it and it served as a good overview.
Prior to our visit, we'd made a lunch reservation at the Trustee Table, the onsite restaurant. I did notice there were several picnic tables available as well, which would be a good budget option in good weather.
There are several demonstrations available at certain times. We attended the half hour music program where the docent demonstrated shaker singing and dancing. She had a wonderful voice.
Restrooms are located in front near the parking lot and gift shop.
We stayed about 30 minutes away at a hotel at Fritz Farm near Lexington.
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翻译：（2024 年 10 月访问）。
总体而言，Shaker Village 对我来说有点令人失望。我原本期待着一种在其他“露天”博物馆中发现的更生动、互动性更强的体验。
我以为会有穿着时代服装的人四处游荡，但并没有那样的东西，尽管有一些音乐/手工艺之类的演示。它用干草捆和南瓜等装饰了秋天的季节，这为一些漂亮的季节性照片增添了色彩。
这个村庄基本上由装饰稀疏的建筑物组成，上面有信息板，您可以随意进出。场地很漂亮，有树木、鲜花、摇摇欲坠的小路、一个小动物农场、野餐桌、餐厅和杂货店。我们参加了历史之旅，但酒店周围的信息标志与旅游内容重复。
我们在开门时间到达，一位热情的员工在停车场入口迎接了我们。我们在礼品店购买了门票，礼品店也是旅馆的退房处。我们等着旅馆的客人退房，付款后，他们给了我们一张贴纸，贴在衣服上。然后，我们参加了一个有解说的历史之旅，从礼品店外开始。
我个人觉得历史之旅太长、太冗长、太无聊了，迫不及待地想结束，但我丈夫很喜欢，它很好地概括了历史。
在我们参观之前，我们在现场餐厅 Trustee Table 预订了午餐。我确实注意到那里还有几张野餐桌，在天气好的时候，这将是一个不错的经济选择。
在特定时间有几场演示。我们参加了半小时的音乐节目，讲解员演示了摇动唱歌和跳舞。她的声音很棒。
洗手间位于停车场和礼品店附近。
我们住在离莱克星顿附近弗里茨农场约 30 分钟路程的一家酒店。
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总体而言，Shaker Village 对我来说有点令人失望。我原本期待着一种在其他“露天”博物馆中发现的更生动、互动性更强的体验。
我以为会有穿着时代服装的人四处游荡，但并没有那样的东西，尽管有一些音乐/手工艺之类的演示。它用干草捆和南瓜等装饰了秋天的季节，这为一些漂亮的季节性照片增添了色彩。
这个村庄基本上由装饰稀疏的建筑物组成，上面有信息板，您可以随意进出。场地很漂亮，有树木、鲜花、摇摇欲坠的小路、一个小动物农场、野餐桌、餐厅和杂货店。我们参加了历史之旅，但酒店周围的信息标志与旅游内容重复。
我们在开门时间到达，一位热情的员工在停车场入口迎接了我们。我们在礼品店购买了门票，礼品店也是旅馆的退房处。我们等着旅馆的客人退房，付款后，他们给了我们一张贴纸，贴在衣服上。然后，我们参加了一个有解说的历史之旅，从礼品店外开始。
我个人觉得历史之旅太长、太冗长、太无聊了，迫不及待地想结束，但我丈夫很喜欢，它很好地概括了历史。
在我们参观之前，我们在现场餐厅 Trustee Table 预订了午餐。我确实注意到那里还有几张野餐桌，在天气好的时候，这将是一个不错的经济选择。
在特定时间有几场演示。我们参加了半小时的音乐节目，讲解员演示了摇动唱歌和跳舞。她的声音很棒。
洗手间位于停车场和礼品店附近。
我们住在离莱克星顿附近弗里茨农场约 30 分钟路程的一家酒店。
如果您觉得此评论有用，请点赞。谢谢！
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