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Laura Ingalls Wilder Homestead. Thousands of admirers of laura ingalls wilder and her little house books have visited the historic rocky ridge farm site each year since 1957. (0.01 mi) plum creek (1.79 mi) laura ingalls wilder museum (1.85 mi) fond memories (1.87 mi) walnut grove veteran�s memorial (9.00 mi) wheels across the prairie museum; Before almanzo wilder married laura ingalls, the author of the beloved little house on the prairie books, he was a single man working a homestead in the dakota territory. As a 501(c)3 organization, the goal is to continue to educate the public about the author laura ingalls wilder, little house on the prairie books, and life on the prairie.
Home about us history shipping & returns about us history shipping & returns The vision of the almanzo & laura ingalls wilder association is to develop the wilder homestead into an interactive educational center, museum and working farm as in the time of almanzo wilder’s childhood. The ingalls homestead, also known as laura’s living prairie is the actual plot of land that the family homesteaded on. A bit out of the way, but it’s so worth the visit. Laura was born to caroline and charles ingalls in wisconsin in 1867, but the family settled in kansas when laura was just two. Explore the museum, shop our gift store, walk the original wilders property, little house & more!
The mission of the laura ingalls wilder home & museum is to inspire curiosity and foster learning about the american pioneer experience through the life and literature of laura ingalls wilder by providing engaging and authentic experiences;
Before almanzo wilder married laura ingalls, the author of the beloved little house on the prairie books, he was a single man working a homestead in the dakota territory. Recreation of laura igalls wilder�s little house on the prairie cabin. After three consecutive crop failures they decided not to complete the homestead process. Visit almanzo wilder�s homestead and tree claim north of de smet on hwy 25. Laura was born to caroline and charles ingalls in wisconsin in 1867, but the family settled in kansas when laura was just two. In 1869, the ingalls� family moved to this location, 12 miles southwest of independence, kansas.
