Living History Program at Missouri Town 1855
Description
Your teachers and students will be divided into
smaller groups that rotate through several stations. Some of the stations could include visits
with some of the residents such as the blacksmith, the merchant, the woodworker, the tavern keeper, and the ox drover. You might also take a tour of the herb garden. This program is available Wednesday, Thursday or Friday.
Offered At
Fort Osage National Historic Landmark
Step back in time and experience the lives of the men and women who secured the American Frontier at Fort Osage National Historic Landmark.
Built in 1808, under the direction of William Clark of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Fort Osage served a dual roles as both a military garrison and a trade center.
Today, authentically attired historical interpreters take visitors on a journey through Fort Osage's past. Visitors will enjoy breathtaking views of the reconstructed historic site that overlooks the Missouri River as they learn about the daily life of military, civilian, and Native American populations at Fort Osage and explore museum exhibits at the Fort Osage Education Center.
The Fort Osage Education Center houses 4,000 square feet of exhibition space sharing the history, people, cultures and environment connected with the historic site and region. The Education Center Gift Store has an extensive collection of merchandise including, books, jewelry, souvenirs, paper goods, historic reproductions, toys and unique gifts for the guest of any age.
Details
Subjects
History
Capacity
80 students, 1 chap. per 10 stu.
Duration
120 min.
Activity
Field Trip
Grades
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Price Options
$5.00 per Person for School Group