the Kreische ferry is being used by children to cross the “Colorado River” on the educational playscape.
The educational playscape, inspired by the Kreische family and Monument Hill stories, is now open for the public to enjoy.
The “Barrel of Monkey Bars ” for children to enjoy was sculpted by designer Chris Levack.
In the archeological dig pit, young visitors learn about the tools used to find artifacts
Celebrating the opening of the educational play space at the Kreische Brewery and Monument Hill State Historic Sites were (from left) assistant sites manager Gavin Miculka, his son Lain, playground designer Chris Levack, sites manager Dr. Marsha Hendrix and Texas Historical Commission Executive Director Joseph Bell.
Kreische Brewery and Monument Hill State Historic Sites located just south of La Grange held the official ribbon cutting for its new, innovative children’s playscape on Thursday, Nov. 7.The ceremony was well-attended by sites staff and volunteers, members of the sites’ Friends organization, and families from across the Fayette County community. Texas Historical Commission Executive D...
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