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Summer Adventures Program: "Secrets of the Civil War"

For details on the education programs or any of the other
programs offered by Macculloch
Hall Historical
Museum please visit
maccullochhall.orgSummer Adventure Program at Macculloch Hall Historical
Museum presents “Secrets of the Civil War” during the week of July 28 to August
1. Secret codes, secret weapons, secret agreements, secret homes!  Each morning, 9am – 12 noon, at Macculloch
Hall Historical Museum take part in activities that explore this fascinating
time in American history.  Learn about
the frontline of battle, the home front, and delve into some of the secrets of
the Civil War.  Throughout the week,
participants will see how the war affected the lives of men, women, and
children in both the North and the South. 
Hands-on projects include building a model of a Civil War battlefield,
making replicas of the ships “Merrimack” and “Monitor” and testing them in a
water battle, and using the secret code systems used by the Union and
Confederate troops.  Children will also
learn about nineteenth century illustrator Thomas Nast, create an original work
of art, and try printing for themselves using brayers and ink. The Summer Adventures “Secrets of the Civil War” program is
recommended for children ages 9 –
12 years old. Preregistration is required. 
Call (973) 538-2404 ext. 16 or email cwinslow@maccullochhall.org.  The cost for the week-long program is
$175/child for Museum members and $200/child for non-members.  Not yet a member?  Visit maccullochhall.org and become a member
today. 

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