Faust Park will offer hayrides of the Historic Village and Thornhill. Rides start at the entrance to the Historic Village; they take a leisurely route through the village and the Thornhill Estate.

The Faust Historic Village is a collection of homes moved to Faust Park to save them from destruction. These homes were built between 1840 and 1890.

Thornhill was built around 1819. It was the home of Frederick Bates, the second governor of the State of Missouri. This is the oldest standing governor's home in Missouri; it includes two barnes, a smokehouse, an icehouse and the family cemetery.

More than 100 years of automobile history. Display includes Studebakers; a Ford Quadracycle; a 1903 English Hummerette; solar-powered car developed at the University of Missouri and many other automobiles. Gift shop. AAA discount. Open April-December. (January-March by appointment only.

Admission: $8; age 60+, $7; younger than 13, $5.