9 Week Living History Course

Living History Course
Where History and Nature Meet

Students meet on Tuesdays or Wednesdays from 9:00am–1:00pm.
Step back in time and experience everyday life in the 1800s! Throughout this 9-week program, students will explore what it was like to live in the 1800s. From crafting period-appropriate toys, churning butter, and learning to process wool or cotton into yarn, to practicing natural drying techniques, each week introduces hands-on skills and an introduction on how to be an interpreter rooted in history and nature.

Spring session starts March 4
Fall Session starts September 9

We need at least 6 students to add another day

Program Details
Duration: 9 weeks
Ages: 9–14
Focus: Hands-on history and traditional skills

Volunteer Requirement
At the end of the session, students are required to volunteer for one day during our Walker Farm Pioneer Days event. They will select one station to run. They are welcome to volunteer for additional days if they wish.

This price includes all 9 weeks of the program!
$185 for Non-members and $150 for Members per child.

use code MULTIKID to get 20% off when you signup 2 or more children

You may also like the following events from Chattanooga Audubon Society:

• Next Tuesday, 3rd March, 10:00 am, Homeschool Day | Wool Processing part 1 in Graysville
• Next Saturday, 7th March, 09:00 am, Critter Walk w/ Circle N Stables in Graysville
• Next Saturday, 7th March, 10:00 am, BIOENERGETIC HERBAL SYSTEMS WORKSHOP in Graysville

Also check out other Workshops in Graysville.