particularly struggled with her period costume. Although Walnut Grove, Minnesota, is a real town, most of the exterior shots on Little House on the Prairie were filmed at the sprawling Big Sky ...

Charlotte Stewart shares stories about her hilarious audition, friendship with Katherine MacGregor, working with Michael ...

chair of the Avery House Historic District Costume Committee, the farther back in time you travel, the smaller people were. While the garments may be small, their compact nature means little when ...

Many Little House on the Prairie cast members had to adjust to the show’s costume demands. While the series first aired in 1974, it portrayed life in the rural 1870s. For almost a decade ...

People who love the television show “Little House on the Prairie” and its reruns waved, applauded, took photos, and threw ...

tissue paper (or store-bought wings), and card stock to DIY a little house hat. The construction of the tiny home might take some effort, but this punny costume is so worth it. If you attract all ...

If you’ve got it in you, you’ve probably got it in your house. 1 ... sparkling wings or just to add a little shine. 3. Kids’ makeup kit: Complement the costume with a fabulous face.

"Little House'' character costume contest for kids at noon, more than 20 activities from the Wilder books, including historical games, school lessons, blacksmithing and historical meal preparation ...

Little House on the Prairie was more than just ... She also shared some interesting details about her Lumpy costume, revealing that it was made from real human hair: “It wasn’t that ...

At the annual Laura Ingalls Wilder Pageant in Walnut Grove last weekend, she was swarmed by a group of 8-year-olds dressed in "Little House" costumes. “It was wonderful, because they were ...

Karen Grassle has written a new bookShe writes about her Little House on the Prairie daysGrassle ... whose rough face matched his costume, who had such a love for his work and for his son." ...

Stewart is best known for portraying Miss Beadle on “Little House on the Prairie." “He had rheumatic fever as a child and he had an enlarged heart," she added. "And his face was always beet red.