Visit historic farms and interact with our farm animals, including rare Cracker Horses and Cracker Cattle. You will be greeted by Sally, our farm dog and a friendly guide who will drive you around or 400 acre property by farm tractor.  You will tour the 1890s Clark Pioneer Homestead where children can feed the pigs and chickens and collect eggs. Folks can also pump water and help water the kitchen garden. Then its off to the 1890s Traxler County Store. You will then tour the 1930s Strawn Citrus Complex, visiting the workers houses, wagon barn, and mule barn. Then its off to Governor Caldwell's Diary Barn and our new "Black Cowboys - Past and Present" exhibit. Then walk the 3/4 mile trail and visit the archaeological site of John Hewitt's water powered sawmill. It operated from 1770 to 1813 when it was burned during the Patriot wars.  Visitors can book a guided horseback ride for up to six riders. We also offer horseback riding lessons and primitive camping for groups including equestrian groups. Groups are welcome including school and church groups and you can picnic in the dairy barn. The museum is available for parties and wedding with seating for 170 guest.   Watch for our Special Events for example "Farm Days" in April, "Hot & Spicy Festival" in February and Florida's Haunted Trails" in October.      See our web site for details: MyAgMuseum.com. Read Less