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Laura Ingalls Wilder Little House on the Prairie Definitive Guide

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Malone, New York in the Present

Malone, New York in the Present

While the last of the original Wilder barns was destroyed by fire many decades ago, the large cattle and hay barn has been rebuilt authentically.

The Wilder home has been almost completely restored and is open for tours. The furnishings are similar to the ones that the Wilders would have owned. The house is just as it was described in the books.

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