Live Virtual Programs
Now, your students can engage in live virtual tours and historian-led interactive lessons at Seminary Ridge Museum & Education Center. Whether your school is nearby or thousands of miles from Gettysburg, you can immerse your students in the history and meaning of the Civil War.
Programs are presented via Zoom (many featuring Google Slides) and can be customized for your students and curriculum needs.
Programs align with National Council for the Social Studies standards to build content knowledge and critical thinking.
Easy to book and affordable at just $100 per tour or interactive lesson for up to 50 students. Discounts available for two or more programs for your class or school.
Funding: Seminary Ridge Museum and Education Center programs and subscriptions may qualify for use of state and federal COVID-19 relief funds to address learning loss, and to support summer and supplemental programs. Available technology funding may also support these programs. Check with your district for more information.
Fighters of the First Day
Become a Soldier
Inside the Seminary Hospital
Run the Hospital!
On Freedom’s Frontier
Reunion and Reconciliation at Gettysburg
Life in a Cavalry Camp
Interactive Lesson
Examine life in a cavalry camp the night before the Battle of Gettysburg. Around a campfire on the same ground occupied by these troopers, participants will have the opportunity to discover the role cavalry played in the army, engage in and analyze Civil War songs, and write letters. Throughout this program, special attention will be paid to the experiences of the common soldier, the consequences of combat, and the legacy of the American Civil War.
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