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To assist educators in planning a trip to the Farm, the Regional Educational Service Agency, II has provided an informative listing of how our exhibits support the West Virginia Social Studies Content Standards and Objectives (Grades K-12). For your convenience, we have links to programs for K-5th grade, 6th - 8th grade and 9th - 12th grade.
School Tours help students be proud of their Appalachian Heritage with an inspirational field trip to the award-winning Heritage Farm. Students can experience life as it was “back then” and learn about the major inventions that changed everything to create the quality of life we take for granted today. This unique experience for students includes guided lessons in the authentic 19th century One Room Schoolhouse, Progress of Appalachia Museum, American Transportation Museum and either the walk-through Coal Mine Exhibit or the Hands-On Activity Center. To view the brochure, click here.
Heritage Farm Museum and Village has completed a new video that shows some of the highlights of the farm, including the technology building, the progress museum and Appalachian Heritage displays and the assorted hands-on activities. Our goal is to help students experience the life of "back then" and learn about the inventions that helped create the life we live today! Broadband / Dialup Please contact us to make an advance reservation for your group to enjoy the sights and sounds of yesteryear.
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The Heritage Farm Museum specializes in programs that support learning and are designed to meet the needs of schools and home school families.Ask us to recommend programs that complement your area of study. The Museum can accommodate large groups with advanced notice. Picnic facilities available by reservation only. Call to schedule.
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