Pioneer Village

The Weaver's Shop

Looking northeast at the log cabin. There is an opening in the  cabin that can not be seen in this view.

Weaver's Shop

A view of the opening mentioned above.

Weaver's Shop

Looking southeast at the Weaver’s Shop.

Weaver's Shop

Here we are back where we were at the first glimpse of the village. This is a closer view of the cabin  looking to the southwest.

Weaver's Shop

A good look at the open area of the cabin looking southwest. I find the stairway very interesting and if you take a good look at the interior, you will see the stairs continuing upward. I would imagine it was a bit cooler in this area if there was a breeze.

Weaver's Shop - Interior

A nice old loom and the stair steps can be seen to the left. This post brings an end to the tour of Spring Mill Pioneer Village. I hope you have enjoyed it and if so, please let me know.

Before leaving Spring Mill State Park, I will post a couple photos of the Hamer Cemetery and a view of Donaldson Cave.

Hamer Cemetery

The cemetery sits atop a ridge about a quarter of a mile southeast from the pioneer village.

Hamer Cemetery

The stone arch entryway to the cemetary which is to the right in the photo above.

To Donaldson Cave

On the way “down” (and back up) to Donaldson cave. If I remember correctly, 212 steps plus about twenty feet elevation of trail to get to the stream and about 500 feet or so to reach the cave. This was so different from when I visited the cave so many years before.

Donaldson Cave