Lee Heritage Village


Lee Hertage Village is a collection of original log buildings from throughout Lee County that have been restored on the campus of Lee High School. Four buildings are currently used for educational and recreational purposes.

The school/church was built in the Long Hollow Community in 1848.

The two-story barn was built by pioneer John Russel in 1800. This structure was used as a home on the upper floor and for animals on the ground floor level.

The blacksmith shop and the grainery were constructed from a group of log buildings donated from different Lee County farms.

An open air ampitheater is used for group demonstrations. groups from area schools and churches schedule times to relive and to appreciate Lee County Heritage. To schedule a visit call (540)346-3133