Place

Good Land to Live On, wayside exhibit

Homestead National Historical Park

An informational sign stands in front of a fall forest. A river passes not far behind the trees.
How might you choose where to build a house?

NPS/Robert Hartwig

Quick Facts
Location:
Homestead National Historical Park
Designation:
wayside exhibit

Historical/Interpretive Information/Exhibits, Information

The land on which Homestead National Historical Park stands today has water, trees, grass, and good soil. It has been rediscovered by many generations of Native Americans both as a point to live and perhaps even grow crops. Before Daniel Freeman homesteaded here, there is even evidence of other squatter homes on his claim.

Last updated: November 12, 2024