Fallasburg Village was founded in the 1830’s by pioneer John Wesley Fallass. Today’s pioneer Village includes 20 acres along the banks of the Flat River, our covered bridge and one-room schoolhuse, a Village cemetery, the Fallas House and Misner House museums, and the Orlin Douglass/Tower Farm. Fallasburg Village was designated a “Historical District” with the National Register of Historic Places on March 31, 1999.
Come explore and learn about the history of Fallasburg and the pioneers who made the Village their home! The schoolhouse is open most Sundays, June through September 2pm-4pm or by appointment.
Mission: Preserve and promote the unique history of Fallasburg Village
by bringing its past to life for present and future generations.
CELEBRATION July 25, 2026
Recent Posts
- 2025-12 Our Database
The database is an ongoing project that is updated weekly. It is an online library of everything we have in our museum collections. Check in… Read more: 2025-12 Our Database - 2025-12 Future
We are cooking up some exciting plans for 2026 as we slow down for the winter, including the restoration of a blacksmith shop once owned… Read more: 2025-12 Future - 2025-12 Present
We have received some significant donations recently. One of which was a 1920s buggy donated by the Beattie family. The family once rode the buggy… Read more: 2025-12 Present - 2025-12 Past
We participated in Christmas Through Lowell this year, and a total of 2,234 people visited the Schoolhouse to shop! We had a fantastic turnout at… Read more: 2025-12 Past