This year-round living history museum features four distinct historic areas: an 1816 Lenape Indian Camp, 1836 Prairetown, 1886 Liberty Corner and the Conner Homestead and Museum. The 1859 Balloon Voyage, open late March through early November, teaches kids about the science of ballooning and gives them a chance to soar 350 feet up in a tethered balloon. While visiting, families can dine by the heart of the Conner House on select evenings, or sit down at the Café on the Common for lunch. Throughout the year, special events like Civil War Days, Headless Horsemen and Festival of Machines provide extra fun.