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The Landing - Minnesota River Heritage Park的点评
点评：The Landing a true gem in Minnesota! We go several times a year, and each time we feel enriched by the experience. Many Minnesotans may remember The Landing as “Murphy’s Landing” and probably even went there for a field trip in elementary school. It is now owned by the Three Rivers Park District, thus the name change. While tours are no longer regularly offered, the grounds are free to wander all year, and many paid events, including tours, are offered via the website. Folkways of the Holidays during Christmastime is one of the most popular events. For non-event days, the buildings are all closed, but guests are invited to take a self-guided tour and read the informational placards outside many of the buildings. In addition each month different objects (such as an apple in September) are hidden in the buildings, and guests are encouraged to peer through the windows to find them while also getting a glimpse of the furnishings inside.
Visitors will start in the “Eagle Creek Village” representing a 19th century town. There are so many unique and historic buildings in this part alone including a church, town hall, general store, and many different family homes. On a quiet afternoon you can sit in the gazebo, look around and really feel like you’ve been transported back in time-it’s one of my favorite things! The village is also the most guest-friendly area with modern bathrooms in a temperature-controlled building (made to look like a barn.) Here you will also get beautiful views of the Minnesota River.
If all you do is walk around the Eagle Creek Village, it’s worth your visit, but there is also so much more to explore. A short walk down a dirt road will lead you past the ruins of the old Murphy’s Inn and to the 1889 Farm. Here you will see a farmhouse, barn, and sheep and cows graze the pastures from May-November. The schoolhouse is also located near this farm.
Next up is the 1857 homestead. This has a house and many outpost buildings as well as pigs. It’s a great way to see a self-sustaining farm, and appreciate all the work early immigrants to Minnesota put into building a life here.
The last stop is the 1845 Fur Trade Post. It’s a great example of early architecture in the area and Minnesota’s history with the fur trade. Near The Landing is Memorial Park where there are Native American burial mounds. While the heritage park highlights immigration and European settlements, it’s important to remember the area was used by Native Americans first.
Overall The Landing is a wealth of historical information and buildings. Unfortunately over the years we’ve noticed a decline in events offered, maintained buildings, and social media presence from this heritage park which leads me to believe it may be struggling with funding. Going to paid events or making a donation are some ways to help ensure The Landing continues into the future!
Some visitor tips: For little kids there is quite a bit of walking (1-2 miles) so you may want a stroller. An apiary for honey bees is on the outskirts of the village (close to the ruins.) While the bees aren’t aggressive, it’s something to note if someone in your group has a bee allergy.
Bring your camera there are lots of good photo opportunities here!
Visitors will start in the “Eagle Creek Village” representing a 19th century town. There are so many unique and historic buildings in this part alone including a church, town hall, general store, and many different family homes. On a quiet afternoon you can sit in the gazebo, look around and really feel like you’ve been transported back in time-it’s one of my favorite things! The village is also the most guest-friendly area with modern bathrooms in a temperature-controlled building (made to look like a barn.) Here you will also get beautiful views of the Minnesota River.
If all you do is walk around the Eagle Creek Village, it’s worth your visit, but there is also so much more to explore. A short walk down a dirt road will lead you past the ruins of the old Murphy’s Inn and to the 1889 Farm. Here you will see a farmhouse, barn, and sheep and cows graze the pastures from May-November. The schoolhouse is also located near this farm.
Next up is the 1857 homestead. This has a house and many outpost buildings as well as pigs. It’s a great way to see a self-sustaining farm, and appreciate all the work early immigrants to Minnesota put into building a life here.
The last stop is the 1845 Fur Trade Post. It’s a great example of early architecture in the area and Minnesota’s history with the fur trade. Near The Landing is Memorial Park where there are Native American burial mounds. While the heritage park highlights immigration and European settlements, it’s important to remember the area was used by Native Americans first.
Overall The Landing is a wealth of historical information and buildings. Unfortunately over the years we’ve noticed a decline in events offered, maintained buildings, and social media presence from this heritage park which leads me to believe it may be struggling with funding. Going to paid events or making a donation are some ways to help ensure The Landing continues into the future!
Some visitor tips: For little kids there is quite a bit of walking (1-2 miles) so you may want a stroller. An apiary for honey bees is on the outskirts of the village (close to the ruins.) While the bees aren’t aggressive, it’s something to note if someone in your group has a bee allergy.
Bring your camera there are lots of good photo opportunities here!
翻译：登陆明尼苏达州的一颗真正的宝石！我们一年去几次，每次我们都觉得经验丰富。许多明尼苏达人可能记得 The Landing 是“Murphy's Landing”，甚至可能在小学时去过那里进行实地考察。现归三河公园区所有，故名更名。虽然不再定期提供旅游服务，但全年都可以自由游览，并且通过网站提供许多付费活动，包括旅游服务。圣诞节期间的节日民俗是最受欢迎的活动之一。在非活动日，所有建筑物都关闭，但邀请客人进行自助游并阅读许多建筑物外的信息标语牌。此外，每个月都会在建筑物中隐藏不同的物品（例如 9 月的苹果），鼓励客人透过窗户寻找它们，同时还能瞥见里面的家具。
游客将从代表 19 世纪小镇的“鹰溪村”开始。仅这一部分就有许多独特的历史建筑，包括教堂、市政厅、杂货店和许多不同的家庭住宅。在一个安静的下午，你可以坐在凉亭里，环顾四周，真的觉得你已经回到了过去——这是我最喜欢的事情之一！该村也是最受客人欢迎的地区，在温控建筑（看起来像谷仓）中设有现代化浴室。在这里您还可以欣赏到明尼苏达河的美丽景色。
如果您只是在 Eagle Creek Village 周围走走，那值得一游，但还有更多值得探索的地方。沿着一条土路走一小段路，您就会经过旧墨菲旅馆的废墟，然后到达 1889 农场。从 5 月到 11 月，您会在这里看到农舍、谷仓和牛羊在草地上吃草。校舍也位于这个农场附近。
接下来是 1857 年宅基地。这有房子和许多前哨建筑以及猪。这是参观自给自足的农场并欣赏明尼苏达州早期移民为在这里建立生活所做的所有工作的好方法。
最后一站是 1845 毛皮贸易站。这是该地区早期建筑和明尼苏达州毛皮贸易历史的一个很好的例子。 The Landing 附近是纪念公园，那里有美洲原住民的坟墓。虽然遗产公园突出了移民和欧洲定居点，但重要的是要记住该地区首先被美洲原住民使用。
总体而言，The Landing 拥有丰富的历史信息和建筑。不幸的是，多年来我们注意到这个遗产公园提供的活动、维护的建筑和社交媒体的存在都在下降，这让我相信它可能正在为资金而苦苦挣扎。参加付费活动或捐款是帮助确保 The Landing 在未来继续发展的一些方法！
一些游客提示：对于小孩子来说，这里需要步行（1-2 英里），所以您可能需要一辆婴儿车。蜜蜂的养蜂场位于村庄的郊区（靠近废墟）。虽然蜜蜂没有攻击性，但如果您的团队中有人对蜜蜂过敏，则需要注意这一点。
带上你的相机，这里有很多拍照的好机会！
游客将从代表 19 世纪小镇的“鹰溪村”开始。仅这一部分就有许多独特的历史建筑，包括教堂、市政厅、杂货店和许多不同的家庭住宅。在一个安静的下午，你可以坐在凉亭里，环顾四周，真的觉得你已经回到了过去——这是我最喜欢的事情之一！该村也是最受客人欢迎的地区，在温控建筑（看起来像谷仓）中设有现代化浴室。在这里您还可以欣赏到明尼苏达河的美丽景色。
如果您只是在 Eagle Creek Village 周围走走，那值得一游，但还有更多值得探索的地方。沿着一条土路走一小段路，您就会经过旧墨菲旅馆的废墟，然后到达 1889 农场。从 5 月到 11 月，您会在这里看到农舍、谷仓和牛羊在草地上吃草。校舍也位于这个农场附近。
接下来是 1857 年宅基地。这有房子和许多前哨建筑以及猪。这是参观自给自足的农场并欣赏明尼苏达州早期移民为在这里建立生活所做的所有工作的好方法。
最后一站是 1845 毛皮贸易站。这是该地区早期建筑和明尼苏达州毛皮贸易历史的一个很好的例子。 The Landing 附近是纪念公园，那里有美洲原住民的坟墓。虽然遗产公园突出了移民和欧洲定居点，但重要的是要记住该地区首先被美洲原住民使用。
总体而言，The Landing 拥有丰富的历史信息和建筑。不幸的是，多年来我们注意到这个遗产公园提供的活动、维护的建筑和社交媒体的存在都在下降，这让我相信它可能正在为资金而苦苦挣扎。参加付费活动或捐款是帮助确保 The Landing 在未来继续发展的一些方法！
一些游客提示：对于小孩子来说，这里需要步行（1-2 英里），所以您可能需要一辆婴儿车。蜜蜂的养蜂场位于村庄的郊区（靠近废墟）。虽然蜜蜂没有攻击性，但如果您的团队中有人对蜜蜂过敏，则需要注意这一点。
带上你的相机，这里有很多拍照的好机会！
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