Experience history for real! Join the young Balch family in 17th century New England. Visit 1694 Hale Farm, where Rev. Hale reflected on the witchcraft hysteria. See riches from the China Trade at the 1781 John Cabot House.
Group rates and custom tours available.

Bonnet House Museum & Gardens is an extraordinary blend of art, architecture, history and ecology. This 35-acre subtropical estate and museum was designed and built in 1920 by Frederic Bartlett, noted painter and art collector. Bonnet House is one of the few complete homes and studios of an American artist.

The Copper Range Historical Society focuses its displays on the Copper Range Mining Co. towns of southern Houghton County in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Our mission is to help create a sense of what life and work experience was like during the copper mining era of the miners, loggers, farmers, businesses, and families.

The homestead of Enos A. Mills, regarded as the "Father of Rocky Mountain National Park". Privately-owned facility. Please call for hours and information. Open seasonally, between Memorial Day and mid-October, weather permitting.

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The Jackson Homestead and Museum offers programs for student groups in grades Pre-K through 12 that provide an opportunity to explore the history of American people using the City of Newton as a case study. The programs engage children in active learning through observing, discussing, and participating in hands-on activities.

Online music history and appreciation program Music at Our House, taught by M. Zachary Johnson, uses Dancing with the Muses as its text. Courses are available for homeschool students at the elementary, junior and senior high levels; an evening course for adults is also available. When the course is not being offered live, it is available for online subscription to the recorded version of the class. View informational video.

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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC/NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KIDS National Geographic magazine provides you with everything you need to know about scenery, history and traveling to all ends of the earth. National Geographic Kids features stories on animals, science, and technology plus puzzles, games, posters and trading cards for kids aged 6 and up.

The National Great Blacks In Wax Museum, the nation's first Black history wax museum, features over 150 wax figures in dramatic scenes, a 19th century slave ship replica, a Maryland exhibit highlighting outstanding African American Marylanders, a gift shop, auditorium and more.

Explore the stories behind the world’s important news events through up-to-the-second technology and engaging hands-on exhibits in the interactive museum of news, history and the First Amendment.

- classes and gallery tours
- free online exhibits and lessons
- customized learning plans

Books for learning and sheer joy! Meaty, tasty, and easily digestible Biblical Treasures. Early American history (Book that Made America); Exciting historical accounts (Brave Boys of Derry and…); Current topics (Death Penalty on Trial; Animal Rights and the Bible); Historical and mission novels (West Oversea and Jungle Sunrise) www.NordskogPublishing.com, 805-642-2070

The Old Governor’s Mansion, a National Historic Landmark completed in 1839 was the home of Georgia’s governors until 1868. Tours run Tuesday-Saturday from 10-4 and Sunday 2-4; all tours begin on the hour. For more information, please call 478-445-4545 or visit www.gcsu.edu/mansion.

Only town in Connecticut on the Atlantic, Stonington has two important historic sites: Old Lighthouse, where you can explore southern New England’s maritime history and climb stone tower for views of three states and the Capt. Palmer House, National Historic Landmark built 1850-53 for two brothers, one who discovered Antarctica.