Train
Ring the bell, yell “All Aboard,” grab the passengers, and hop onboard the Orange Blossom Express for a ride back in time to the days of the early South Florida railway industry. This child-sized version of Henry Flagler’s railroad steam engine will help children better understand the importance of the Florida East Coast Railway.

Train Depot
Gather the passengers, count the tickets and board the train at the Florida East Coast Railway Train Depot replica. Through play, children will understand the importance of using trains as transportation during the early 1900s.

Boynton Hotel
Set the tables, arrange food on a tray, dress in traditional waitstaff garb and practice service with a smile at the original Boynton Beach Hotel established by Major Nathanial Boynton in 1900. The building featured a wrap-around porch

Dairy Days
Grab a bucket, toss on some overalls and prepare to experience the farm life. Children can herd cows from the cattle car to the pasture, milk a life-sized cow replica and even transport the bottled milk to the dairy truck for delivery. Children will better grasp

Pepper Patch Farm
Surrounded by a myriad of reds, greens and yellows, follow the production process of this native Florida vegetable from start to finish. Children will peddle a tractor to see how their own hard work can rush the peppers through the washing, sorting, and packing process.

Old Farmhouse
Forget buttons and switches that control modern-day appliances, experience home life from the early 1900s by cooking on a wood-burning stove, pumping water into the sink with a hand pump and washing clothes with a bin and washboard.