"Each girl will take on the persona of lady of the Fry House, a restored Pennsylvania German Mennonite home on the museum grounds, as they guide visitors along the museum grounds. Dressed in period costume, the two students will lead visitors through the museum and its accompanying buildings — the Fry House and school house."
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