Troy Historic Village

The guide was amazing, he was very welcoming and informed. The ladies at the gift shop and war displays were warm and friendly which added to the lovely experience.

Somebody in another review called this a mini Greenfield village. And I would agree with that assessment. It is quite small they have maybe 10 buildings that are all historical buildings from Troy most of them were removed from their original locations and brought to this area, I think one of them is just a replica because they didn't have the actual building. You can go in and see the inside and the outside and see what life was like back in the early days of the city of Troy. They also have a blacksmith shop and there was a lady in there who actually was making tools by hand in the blacksmith shop, it was amazing! She said she learned the trade at the University. So it's nice to know that trades like that actually still exist and are being carried on.

Chaperoned a second grade field trip. The kids really enjoyed themselves and learned a lot. They started by learning how homes were made and how to make candles - they each got to hand dip candles to take home. Then they leaned about a day in the life of a student and used personal chalk boards and read from books then ended at the school with eating at the olden desks. They then visited an olden store that held a mercantile, post office, pharmacy, and more. They leaned how few items children of their age had back then and each got to make a toy.

I visited for scarecrow row and it was amazing!! Definitely will come back!! Great for children.

If you love history, this is the place to visit! We attending during an event that other folks dressed in period clothing and hosted games and celebration and even had a talent show! It is beautiful and the buildings are well preserved! We will glad visit again and definitely donate to the cause of preservation.

On the day of my visit, this historical Village was full of volunteers dedicating time and hard work to preserving this wonderful little village. It's absolutely wonderful to see a community come together!

Very cute! Informative. Fun for school trips. Spent a few hours there and well spent! Would recommend as an afternoon out

We attended a bridal shower here. It was lovely. The attendants showed us around the village and were very engaged.

Can't say enough good things about this place. They were very patient with the kids and they were also very organized with their presentation. We got to walk around through all the buildings and they were all beautifully set up. All the buildings were heated except one which makes sense do to the history of it. We also got to do a couple crafts to take home, will definitely be visiting again. Thank you to Tom and Matthew for helping with setting this all up.

I was able to attend this cute little historic village on a field trip with my daughter. It was so fun! The staff was very friendly, and knowledgeable. The first graders got to step back in time and really get a feel for life “back then”. The activities offered for this age group were spot on!