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Pioneer House PlansPioneer House InteriorHistorical House PlansPlayful PioneersPioneer ActivitiesPioneer HousePioneer DaysIngalls FamilyLittle House On The PrairieRescued Books 25 & 26Growing up I loved the Little House books! You know, Laura and Mary, Pa and Ma, Jack and …Pa’s fiddle. My son loved them too (yes boys can enjoy Little House books too). He used to listen to the audio versions at bedtime. Once he got stuck listening to the chapter on losing Jack when they crossed the river. He listened to it night after night and I wanted to tell him that everything would be okay if he’d just move on to the next chapter. But this isn’t a post about those books, even though…
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Prairie HouseLittle House On The PrairieTv SetsLaura Ingalls WilderLaura IngallsA CabinSmall CabinOld Tv ShowsCabin PlansThe Little HouseThe Little House was a loft located in Plum Creek where the Ingalls family lived, and later, the Carter family. The Ingalls family moved to Plum Creek after being ordered to leave Kansas by the government, because they were on the wrong territory. In total, they moved three times and finally settled in Iowa, which is when the Carters came. Before that though, the Ingallses left Walnut Grove for gold country with the Edwards family, and later to Winoka which is where Mary and her future…