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Alabama Constitution Village |
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The rich history of Alabama's statehood will surround your class as they step through the Village gate and step back in time. Alabama Constitution Village was the site of the signing of the state constitution in 1819. Historic interpreters make history come alive as they invite students to card cotton, turn the great wheel lathe in the cabinet shop, stoke the fire in the blacksmith shop and dip candles. Grade-specific programs, designed by professional educators, are aligned with national social studies standards. Call 800.678.1819/local- 564.8124 to schedule your trip. |
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EarlyWorks Children's History Museum |
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Opportunities to discover, create, envision and explore abound at EarlyWorks, the South's largest hands-on history museum. Students have the chance to make history come to life as they hear African American legends from the Talking Tree, play a tune on the interactive bandstand and walk the gangplank on the 46-foot keelboat. Play dress up in 1800's clothes and stop for a chat with the Time Talker on the way to buy supplies at the General Store. An adventure back in time awaits your class behind the red doors! Call 800.678.1819/local- 564.8124 to schedule your trip. |
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Huntsville Historic Depot |
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History unfolds as you step on the grounds of the Historic Huntsville Depot. Placed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Depot provides an experience-rich environment for classroom lessons to come to life. Students are encouraged to think about the past and compare it to present. Encounter interactive exhibits, discover fascinating facts and identify important links in history at this amazing fieldtrip site. Call 800.678.1819/local- 564.8124 to schedule your trip. |
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