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Cumberland Island National Seashore
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Cumberland Island provides a vast array of opportunities for investigation and exploration. Lesson activities are designed to compliment class studies and reinforce concepts. Each activity has been correlated to the pertinent Georgia Performance Standards. While the activities have been designed to be used on Cumberland Island, some activities can be used in the school setting as well.

When planning a field trip to Cumberland Island, teachers should plan activities which are teacher-led. School groups can also participate in our daily Dungeness Footsteps history walk. The walk takes place twice daily and starts shortly after the ferry arrives at the Dungeness Dock. Additional Ranger led programs may be scheduled once a ferry reservation is made and based on Ranger availability.

Pertinent information for planning a field trip is available by clicking here.

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First African Baptist Church

Did You Know?
The First African Baptist Church was established in 1893 and then rebuilt in the 1930’s. The church was the site of the September 1996 wedding of John F. Kennedy, Jr. and Carolyn Bessette.
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Last Updated: February 02, 2012 at 12:38 MST