Little House on the Prairie

The editors of the Little House on the Prairie® website are pleased to bring you interesting interviews, fan features, and inspirational quotes to enjoy. See the contributions from the staff editors below.

Eating Like a Pioneer: Little House Cookbooks

Have you ever wondered what the pioneers ate? Surprisingly, a number of the current staple recipes in American households aren’t that different. Fire up your oven and tie on your apron as you explore the wonderful recipes inspired by Laura Ingalls Wilder’s writings. A gorgeous hardcover edition of the award-winning cookbook The Little House Cookbook:…

Memoirs by the Little House Cast

From its first pilot broadcast, the “Little House on the Prairie” TV series has captivated audiences across the world. Fans of the show have helped it to live on, attending conventions and meeting with the stars to talk about their experiences. For their part, several of the cast members have documented their time on the…

Little House on the Prairie^® Gift Guide

While the Ingalls family didn’t have many possessions, they delighted in selecting or making thoughtful gifts for each other. We celebrate that giving spirit with our Little House on the Prairie® Gift Guide, which we update frequently. Below you will find seven unique gift guides for each Little House fan in your life. Gifts for…

Celebrating Good Neighbors

There are many worthy organizations in the U.S. and around the world committed to fighting poverty, protecting the environment, providing access to education, and promoting economic development, peacekeeping initiatives, and health and well-being. We are pleased to highlight and celebrate the following inspiring organizations, our good neighbors, that seek to improve living conditions for people…

The Osages: Children of the Middle Waters

They called themselves Ni-U-Ko’n-Ska, meaning “Children of the Middle Waters.” That was their sacred name, a name they did not reveal to others. History remembers them as the Osage Indians, and they were the first people of record to inhabit the valley that now forms both Lake of the Ozarks and Truman Lake. Here is…

The Imperial Osages: Spanish-Indian Diplomacy in the Mississippi Valley

The Imperial Osages: Spanish-Indian Diplomacy in the Mississippi Valley provides a thorough study of the Osage tribe under the Spanish rule (1765-1800). Here is a brief overview of The Imperial Osages: Spanish-Indian Diplomacy in the Mississippi Valley. Buy Now! Author: Abraham P. Nasatir and Gilbert C. Din Publisher: University of Oklahoma (1983) Synopsis: The Imperial…