A living history series for  young ladies ages 7 to 14.  Session I is geared for girls to experience dancing, cooking, sewing and a craft of the various time periods shown below. 

Session II is for girls as well as adults who want a more in depth learning session.  The focus is on creating as well as learning the  history of  a specific sewing or craft project.

Fee:  $15 per session

Reservations are required and a fee applies.   Contact the Foundation for more information. 

Session I - Eastern Woodlands                                Wampum making

and plains Indians 

 2008 Sessions are as follows:

Session I - 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

January 26th   -----  1770's Frontier

February 16th -----   1800's Lewis & Clark

March 15th ----- Late 1820's Vicary Mansion

April 19th ----- 1860's Civil War

May 17th ----  1890's Victorian

September 13th --- Eastern Woodlands Indian

Session II - 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

January 18th --- Spinning

February 8th --- Basic Sewing Stitches

March 7th --- Bobbin Lace

April 11th --- Bobbin Lace

May 31st --- Open Hearth Cooking