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Heritage Frederick  – The Historical Society of Frederick County
Bridging the Past to the Future

In-Class Programs

Please reserve your program at least 2 weeks in-advance.

School Programs Fees

 

1 Program: $4.00 per student

2 Programs (Same Group/Same Day) -$6.00 per student

Chaperones-  Free (1 adult per 4 students)

Additional Chaperones– $4.00 each

Title 1 School-  $1.00

A Story of Frederick County: Local Voices

Length: 40 or 60 minutes | Grade: 3rd-5th

Discover the rich history of Frederick County through a series of activities and hands-on object opportunities. Students will be an investigative reporter, discovering the story of a past resident of Frederick County. Students will explore the lives of these residents from early settlement to the Civil War, utilizing historic objects and primary resource documents.

 

Peyakohewamak (One World)

Length: 40 or 60 minutes | Grade: 3rd-5th

Why are cultural traditions important and how do they past along to the next generation? Explore the rich history of the Piscataway people living in the Frederick County area from the Pre-European contact to the present. Students will examine lifeways, trade and oral traditions in conjunction with hands-on artifacts and discover why the Piscataway call themselves Peyakohewamak (One Family).

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Life as a Maryland Slave

Length: 40/ 60/ 90 minutes | Grade: 4th-5th

According to the diarist Jacob Engelbrecht, there were 532 slaves living in the city of Frederick in 1830. This does not include the many more slaves residing elsewhere in Frederick County. How did these slaves live? What kind of work did they do? How did they eventually attain freedom? In this program, students learn about the lives and experiences of Frederick County slaves.

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School Program Reservations

  • Complete the online form or contact Mary at 301-663-1188 ext.107 / mboswell@frederickhistory.org
  • A confirmation and invoice will be sent to you upon receipt of your program request.
  • Please note walking tours are limited to 60 students per tour time. If your group has more than 60 students, you will need to schedule either staggering tour times or multiple days for all of your students.
  • Tours are available Wednesday-Sunday
SIGNATURE EVENTS

Join Us for One of Our Upcoming Events!

22
Jul

Virtual Program: The Rise of the G.I. Army 7:00 PM

Heritage Frederick will host a virtual talk by Paul Dickson on July 22 at 7:00 p.m. Dickson will talk about his new book entitled “The Rise of the G.I. Army, 1940-41: The Forgotten Story of How America Forged a Powerful Army Before Pearl Harbor”.  Event is free, but participants will be required to register online.
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03
Oct

Apple Butter Boil 11:00 AM

Come to an old fashioned apple butter boil and harvest celebration where you will learn the art of apple butter making, stir the kettle, enjoy delicious regional apples, view antique kitchen implements and harvesting equipment. Bring the family and experience a Frederick County tradition.
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