This old stone farmhouse nestled among the trees in South Park is a sturdy remnant of frontier days. On this site Oliver Miller first built a log home in the wilderness. Families gathered here to worship before there was a church or a minister. Sons of Oliver Miller served in the frontier militia and the Revolutionary War and were later involved in the Whiskey Rebellion
The story of this family reveals a way of life and a struggle for survival common to those who first settled Western Pennsylvania. Most of these frontier farmers were Scots-Irish immigrants; some were of Scottish, Welsh, or German descent. They were proud, frugal people with few possessions, determined to find good, cheap land and a better life.
Special event Sunday, June 24, 2012.
Event time: 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.
A display of quilts of many ages and types. An explanation of quilting techniques. In addition learn about the many plantings on the Homestead grounds from flax, rye, and corn to vegetables for the kitchen, herbs, medicinal herbs, and fruits. Special Event admission $2.00



