Student Programs at Endview Plantation
Civil War Student Programs at Endview Plantation
The Civil War at Endview Plantation, Newport News, VA Homefront and battlefield students will explore civilian and military aspects of
the Civil War, concentrating on events of the Peninsula Campaign of 1862. The program includes a tour of the 1769 manor house with a brief review of the
site's long history and an in-depth investigation of the artifacts in the various rooms, facilitated by a costumed interpreter. Additionally, the
students will interact with a second costumed interpreter to develop an understanding of the life and duties of a Civil War soldier, including a
demonstration of the firing of a rifled musket and participation in drills, marching and modeling of uniforms and equipment. Fee: $5.25 per student
Civil War Classroom Programs
The Civil War Soldier's Life
A uniformed Civil War soldier will visit the classroom and explore with the students some of the causes of the Civil War, citizen reactions to the issues, the soldier's living conditions, battles and tactics, and local events such as the 1862 Peninsula Campaign. The program includes a presentation of reproduction uniforms and artifacts. Students will have an opportunity to model uniforms and equipment and assist the presenter with various activities. Fee: $3.50 per student
For additional information, please contact:
Tim Greene
Education Specialist, Endview Plantation
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