Seminole Valley Farm Museum

Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Official Web Site

Seminole Valley Farm Museum is a 1900 farm site listed on the National Register of Historic Places. We are a non-profit organization ran completely by volunteers. Normal open hours are Sunday, 1 to 4, May through September (except Holidays). The Museum is a restored farm site to show what early farm life was like in Iowa.

Due to the June flood of 2008, the museum is currently closed to the public for repairs. However, we will continue to host our 4 annual outdoor events while we rebuild. Please visit us at these events and help support the museum in its efforts to re-open soon. For information on any of our events, please click on "Upcoming Events" and choose the event you are interested in.

Sunday, July 11, 2010

Reflections of the Civil War

What a great event. Our thanks to all the re-enactors who spent the weekend with us. They did a fantastic job as always and put on a wonderful show. Our new additions, Abe Lincoln (Tom Swenson) and Bob Welch (music) were a hit. The only down for the weekend was the rain on Sunday afternoon. Not only did it shorten the battle by a little, everyone had to pack up wet canvas. Sorry about that. Hope to see everyone there again next year.

11:52 pm cdt

2010.07.01

Please sign our "Guest Book".

At Seminole Valley Farm Museum we educate future generations on what farm life was like in Iowa during the early 1900s. We believe that history should not only be kept alive but it should be interesting and fun also. Join us for the fun and be surprised at what you learn.

If you would like to volunteer some of your time, please contact us. We are always in need of more volunteers. If you would like to make a tax deductable donation you may call us or mail it to us at the address in our "contact us" page. Thank You.