You bring your lunch and we'll provide the learning!What happens to people’s diets when two worlds collide? Find out how life changed for the Indians in South Carolina following European exploration and settlement 1520-1730. Why were some crops adopted, and how did the encounter change the Europeans?Join Professor Gail Wagner again at the Rev War […]
Heather K. Powers comes and shares the importance of indigo to colonial South Carolina.
Historic Marker dedication at the intersection of Flat Rock Road and Baron DeKalb Road
Joe Long, Curator of Education at the Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum will be share the amazing feats done by South Carolina’s Navy throughout the American Revolution. Don't miss this engaging speaker bring to light this little known piece of American Revolutionary history.
Home School Day!
Learn the history of tea in Colonial America
The History of the Battle of Yorktown
Home School Day!
You bring your lunch and we’ll provide the learning opportunity!
Our "mannequins" come to life.....