Kids Activity: Life in the Roanoke Tribe 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This activity for kids will offer remembrance of the Native People of Roanoke Island. Leave with something tangible from the park, such as paint marks worn by the native people, or practice making a small pot. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: The Power of Archeology 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM Very special answers to questions are in the ground. If found, would you keep the answers to yourself or would you share them with others? What has been done to find where the colonists had been? This activity for kids will learn about the science of archeology, and the responsibility of protecting what has yet to be learned from people of long ago. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary) more...
Roanoke Island History: The Freedmen 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM Learn about another type of colony established on Roanoke Island during the Civil War. The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands offered the promise of a profound beginning for the island`s newest residents. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Nature Trail Walk 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM Meet at the park visitor center for a half-mile walk to witness the New World through an explorer`s eyes. This program discusses how natives and colonists used the available natural resources. Consider insect repellant, biting insects may also be attending. Bring water, the summer days may be hot and humid. Physical demands involve walking on a trail that has exposed roots and gentle slopes. 1 hour. Free!! more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Thursday 7/2/2009
Kids Activity: Roanoke Explorers 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This hands-on program will offer an activity that links us to people who have lived on Roanoke Island. Whether it is documenting the New World or making a Civil War musket cartridge, re-live history and bring home something that is yours to keep. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: The Power of Archeology 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM Very special answers to questions are in the ground. If found, would you keep the answers to yourself or would you share them with others? What has been done to find where the colonists had been? This activity for kids will learn about the science of archeology, and the responsibility of protecting what has yet to be learned from people of long ago. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary) more...
Roanoke Island History: The Algonquians 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM Native residents of the New World and English explorers observed and formed impressions of each other. Learn what an English scientific team reported to Europe regarding these native peoples. This ranger-guided program presents the original residents of Roanoke Island. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Nature Trail Walk 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM Meet at the park visitor center for a half-mile walk to witness the New World through an explorer`s eyes. This program discusses how natives and colonists used the available natural resources. Consider insect repellant, biting insects may also be attending. Bring water, the summer days may be hot and humid. Physical demands involve walking on a trail that has exposed roots and gentle slopes. 1 hour. Free!! more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Friday 7/3/2009
Kids Activity: Life in the Roanoke Tribe 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This activity for kids will offer remembrance of the Native People of Roanoke Island. Leave with something tangible from the park, such as paint marks worn by the native people, or practice making a small pot. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: Roanoke Explorers 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM This hands-on program will offer an activity that links us to people who have lived on Roanoke Island. Whether it is documenting the New World or making a Civil War musket cartridge, re-live history and bring home something that is yours to keep. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke Island History: The Algonquians 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM Native residents of the New World and English explorers observed and formed impressions of each other. Learn what an English scientific team reported to Europe regarding these native peoples. This ranger-guided program presents the original residents of Roanoke Island. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Saturday 7/4/2009
1584: The Scouting Expedition 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM The first contact between the English and Carolina Algonquian Indians occurred during this voyage. What motivated Englishmen to consider having a colony in this New World? Why was the choice made to stay at Roanoke Island instead of other places? Join us to examine these questions. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke Island History: The Drama Remembers 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM "The Lost Colony" is a tribute to the Roanoke colonists that disappeared so long ago. Before you attend the play, learn the story behind America`s longest-running outdoor symphonic drama and the establishment of this national historic site. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Sunday 7/5/2009
1584: The Scouting Expedition 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM The first contact between the English and Carolina Algonquian Indians occurred during this voyage. What motivated Englishmen to consider having a colony in this New World? Why was the choice made to stay at Roanoke Island instead of other places? Join us to examine these questions. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke Island History: The Drama Remembers 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM The Lost Colony is a tribute to the Roanoke colonists that disappeared so long ago. Before you attend the play, learn the story behind America`s longest-running outdoor symphonic drama and the establishment of this national historic site. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Monday 7/6/2009
Kids Activity: Life in the Roanoke Tribe 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This activity for kids will offer remembrance of the Native People of Roanoke Island. Leave with something tangible from the park, such as paint marks worn by the native people, or practice making a small pot. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: Roanoke Explorers 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM KiThis hands-on program will offer an activity that links us to people who have lived on Roanoke Island. Whether it is documenting the New World or making a Civil War musket cartridge, re-live history and bring home something that is yours to keep. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Roanoke Island History: The Freedmen 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM Learn about another type of colony established on Roanoke Island during the Civil War. The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands offered the promise of a profound beginning for the island`s newest residents. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Tuesday 7/7/2009
Kids Activity: Roanoke Explorers 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This hands-on program will offer an activity that links us to people who have lived on Roanoke Island. Whether it is documenting the New World or making a Civil War musket cartridge, re-live history and bring home something that is yours to keep. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: Life in the Roanoke Tribe 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM This activity for kids will offer remembrance of the Native People of Roanoke Island. Leave with something tangible from the park, such as paint marks worn by the native people, or practice making a small pot. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Tour of the Collection 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM Examine evidence of English colonization and Roanoke Island history through a visit to the park`s museum collection building. Limited to 16 participants. Pre-register at the visitor center. 1 hour. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke Island History: The Algonquians 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM Native residents of the New World and English explorers observed and formed impressions of each other. Learn what an English scientific team reported to Europe regarding these native peoples. This ranger-guided program presents the original residents of Roanoke Island. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Wednesday 7/8/2009
Kids Activity: Life in the Roanoke Tribe 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This activity for kids will offer remembrance of the Native People of Roanoke Island. Leave with something tangible from the park, such as paint marks worn by the native people, or practice making a small pot. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: The Power of Archeology 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM Very special answers to questions are in the ground. If found, would you keep the answers to yourself or would you share them with others? What has been done to find where the colonists had been? This activity for kids will learn about the science of archeology, and the responsibility of protecting what has yet to be learned from people of long ago. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary) more...
Roanoke Island History: The Freedmen 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM Learn about another type of colony established on Roanoke Island during the Civil War. The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands offered the promise of a profound beginning for the island`s newest residents. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Nature Trail Walk 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM Meet at the park visitor center for a half-mile walk to witness the New World through an explorer`s eyes. This program discusses how natives and colonists used the available natural resources. Consider insect repellant, biting insects may also be attending. Bring water, the summer days may be hot and humid. Physical demands involve walking on a trail that has exposed roots and gentle slopes. 1 hour. Free!! more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Thursday 7/9/2009
Kids Activity: Roanoke Explorers 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This hands-on program will offer an activity that links us to people who have lived on Roanoke Island. Whether it is documenting the New World or making a Civil War musket cartridge, re-live history and bring home something that is yours to keep. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: The Power of Archeology 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM Very special answers to questions are in the ground. If found, would you keep the answers to yourself or would you share them with others? What has been done to find where the colonists had been? This activity for kids will learn about the science of archeology, and the responsibility of protecting what has yet to be learned from people of long ago. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary) more...
Roanoke Island History: The Algonquians 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM Native residents of the New World and English explorers observed and formed impressions of each other. Learn what an English scientific team reported to Europe regarding these native peoples. This ranger-guided program presents the original residents of Roanoke Island. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Nature Trail Walk 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM Meet at the park visitor center for a half-mile walk to witness the New World through an explorer`s eyes. This program discusses how natives and colonists used the available natural resources. Consider insect repellant, biting insects may also be attending. Bring water, the summer days may be hot and humid. Physical demands involve walking on a trail that has exposed roots and gentle slopes. 1 hour. Free!! more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Friday 7/10/2009
Kids Activity: Life in the Roanoke Tribe 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This activity for kids will offer remembrance of the Native People of Roanoke Island. Leave with something tangible from the park, such as paint marks worn by the native people, or practice making a small pot. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: Roanoke Explorers 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM This hands-on program will offer an activity that links us to people who have lived on Roanoke Island. Whether it is documenting the New World or making a Civil War musket cartridge, re-live history and bring home something that is yours to keep. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke Island History: The Algonquians 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM Native residents of the New World and English explorers observed and formed impressions of each other. Learn what an English scientific team reported to Europe regarding these native peoples. This ranger-guided program presents the original residents of Roanoke Island. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Saturday 7/11/2009
1584: The Scouting Expedition 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM The first contact between the English and Carolina Algonquian Indians occurred during this voyage. What motivated Englishmen to consider having a colony in this New World? Why was the choice made to stay at Roanoke Island instead of other places? Join us to examine these questions. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke Island History: The Drama Remembers 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM "The Lost Colony" is a tribute to the Roanoke colonists that disappeared so long ago. Before you attend the play, learn the story behind America`s longest-running outdoor symphonic drama and the establishment of this national historic site. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Sunday 7/12/2009
1584: The Scouting Expedition 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM The first contact between the English and Carolina Algonquian Indians occurred during this voyage. What motivated Englishmen to consider having a colony in this New World? Why was the choice made to stay at Roanoke Island instead of other places? Join us to examine these questions. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke Island History: The Drama Remembers 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM The Lost Colony is a tribute to the Roanoke colonists that disappeared so long ago. Before you attend the play, learn the story behind America`s longest-running outdoor symphonic drama and the establishment of this national historic site. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Monday 7/13/2009
Kids Activity: Life in the Roanoke Tribe 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This activity for kids will offer remembrance of the Native People of Roanoke Island. Leave with something tangible from the park, such as paint marks worn by the native people, or practice making a small pot. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: Roanoke Explorers 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM KiThis hands-on program will offer an activity that links us to people who have lived on Roanoke Island. Whether it is documenting the New World or making a Civil War musket cartridge, re-live history and bring home something that is yours to keep. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Roanoke Island History: The Freedmen 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM Learn about another type of colony established on Roanoke Island during the Civil War. The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands offered the promise of a profound beginning for the island`s newest residents. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Tuesday 7/14/2009
Kids Activity: Roanoke Explorers 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This hands-on program will offer an activity that links us to people who have lived on Roanoke Island. Whether it is documenting the New World or making a Civil War musket cartridge, re-live history and bring home something that is yours to keep. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: Life in the Roanoke Tribe 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM This activity for kids will offer remembrance of the Native People of Roanoke Island. Leave with something tangible from the park, such as paint marks worn by the native people, or practice making a small pot. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Tour of the Collection 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM Examine evidence of English colonization and Roanoke Island history through a visit to the park`s museum collection building. Limited to 16 participants. Pre-register at the visitor center. 1 hour. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke Island History: The Algonquians 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM Native residents of the New World and English explorers observed and formed impressions of each other. Learn what an English scientific team reported to Europe regarding these native peoples. This ranger-guided program presents the original residents of Roanoke Island. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Wednesday 7/15/2009
Kids Activity: Life in the Roanoke Tribe 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This activity for kids will offer remembrance of the Native People of Roanoke Island. Leave with something tangible from the park, such as paint marks worn by the native people, or practice making a small pot. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: The Power of Archeology 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM Very special answers to questions are in the ground. If found, would you keep the answers to yourself or would you share them with others? What has been done to find where the colonists had been? This activity for kids will learn about the science of archeology, and the responsibility of protecting what has yet to be learned from people of long ago. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary) more...
Roanoke Island History: The Freedmen 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM Learn about another type of colony established on Roanoke Island during the Civil War. The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands offered the promise of a profound beginning for the island`s newest residents. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Nature Trail Walk 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM Meet at the park visitor center for a half-mile walk to witness the New World through an explorer`s eyes. This program discusses how natives and colonists used the available natural resources. Consider insect repellant, biting insects may also be attending. Bring water, the summer days may be hot and humid. Physical demands involve walking on a trail that has exposed roots and gentle slopes. 1 hour. Free!! more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Thursday 7/16/2009
Kids Activity: Roanoke Explorers 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This hands-on program will offer an activity that links us to people who have lived on Roanoke Island. Whether it is documenting the New World or making a Civil War musket cartridge, re-live history and bring home something that is yours to keep. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: The Power of Archeology 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM Very special answers to questions are in the ground. If found, would you keep the answers to yourself or would you share them with others? What has been done to find where the colonists had been? This activity for kids will learn about the science of archeology, and the responsibility of protecting what has yet to be learned from people of long ago. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary) more...
Roanoke Island History: The Algonquians 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM Native residents of the New World and English explorers observed and formed impressions of each other. Learn what an English scientific team reported to Europe regarding these native peoples. This ranger-guided program presents the original residents of Roanoke Island. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Nature Trail Walk 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM Meet at the park visitor center for a half-mile walk to witness the New World through an explorer`s eyes. This program discusses how natives and colonists used the available natural resources. Consider insect repellant, biting insects may also be attending. Bring water, the summer days may be hot and humid. Physical demands involve walking on a trail that has exposed roots and gentle slopes. 1 hour. Free!! more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Friday 7/17/2009
Kids Activity: Life in the Roanoke Tribe 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This activity for kids will offer remembrance of the Native People of Roanoke Island. Leave with something tangible from the park, such as paint marks worn by the native people, or practice making a small pot. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: Roanoke Explorers 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM This hands-on program will offer an activity that links us to people who have lived on Roanoke Island. Whether it is documenting the New World or making a Civil War musket cartridge, re-live history and bring home something that is yours to keep. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke Island History: The Algonquians 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM Native residents of the New World and English explorers observed and formed impressions of each other. Learn what an English scientific team reported to Europe regarding these native peoples. This ranger-guided program presents the original residents of Roanoke Island. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Saturday 7/18/2009
1584: The Scouting Expedition 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM The first contact between the English and Carolina Algonquian Indians occurred during this voyage. What motivated Englishmen to consider having a colony in this New World? Why was the choice made to stay at Roanoke Island instead of other places? Join us to examine these questions. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke Island History: The Drama Remembers 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM "The Lost Colony" is a tribute to the Roanoke colonists that disappeared so long ago. Before you attend the play, learn the story behind America`s longest-running outdoor symphonic drama and the establishment of this national historic site. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Sunday 7/19/2009
1584: The Scouting Expedition 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM The first contact between the English and Carolina Algonquian Indians occurred during this voyage. What motivated Englishmen to consider having a colony in this New World? Why was the choice made to stay at Roanoke Island instead of other places? Join us to examine these questions. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke Island History: The Drama Remembers 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM The Lost Colony is a tribute to the Roanoke colonists that disappeared so long ago. Before you attend the play, learn the story behind America`s longest-running outdoor symphonic drama and the establishment of this national historic site. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Monday 7/20/2009
Kids Activity: Life in the Roanoke Tribe 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This activity for kids will offer remembrance of the Native People of Roanoke Island. Leave with something tangible from the park, such as paint marks worn by the native people, or practice making a small pot. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: Roanoke Explorers 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM KiThis hands-on program will offer an activity that links us to people who have lived on Roanoke Island. Whether it is documenting the New World or making a Civil War musket cartridge, re-live history and bring home something that is yours to keep. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Roanoke Island History: The Freedmen 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM Learn about another type of colony established on Roanoke Island during the Civil War. The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands offered the promise of a profound beginning for the island`s newest residents. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Tuesday 7/21/2009
Kids Activity: Roanoke Explorers 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This hands-on program will offer an activity that links us to people who have lived on Roanoke Island. Whether it is documenting the New World or making a Civil War musket cartridge, re-live history and bring home something that is yours to keep. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: Life in the Roanoke Tribe 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM This activity for kids will offer remembrance of the Native People of Roanoke Island. Leave with something tangible from the park, such as paint marks worn by the native people, or practice making a small pot. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Tour of the Collection 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM Examine evidence of English colonization and Roanoke Island history through a visit to the park`s museum collection building. Limited to 16 participants. Pre-register at the visitor center. 1 hour. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke Island History: The Algonquians 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM Native residents of the New World and English explorers observed and formed impressions of each other. Learn what an English scientific team reported to Europe regarding these native peoples. This ranger-guided program presents the original residents of Roanoke Island. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Wednesday 7/22/2009
Kids Activity: Life in the Roanoke Tribe 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This activity for kids will offer remembrance of the Native People of Roanoke Island. Leave with something tangible from the park, such as paint marks worn by the native people, or practice making a small pot. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: The Power of Archeology 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM Very special answers to questions are in the ground. If found, would you keep the answers to yourself or would you share them with others? What has been done to find where the colonists had been? This activity for kids will learn about the science of archeology, and the responsibility of protecting what has yet to be learned from people of long ago. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary) more...
Roanoke Island History: The Freedmen 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM Learn about another type of colony established on Roanoke Island during the Civil War. The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands offered the promise of a profound beginning for the island`s newest residents. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Nature Trail Walk 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM Meet at the park visitor center for a half-mile walk to witness the New World through an explorer`s eyes. This program discusses how natives and colonists used the available natural resources. Consider insect repellant, biting insects may also be attending. Bring water, the summer days may be hot and humid. Physical demands involve walking on a trail that has exposed roots and gentle slopes. 1 hour. Free!! more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Thursday 7/23/2009
Kids Activity: Roanoke Explorers 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This hands-on program will offer an activity that links us to people who have lived on Roanoke Island. Whether it is documenting the New World or making a Civil War musket cartridge, re-live history and bring home something that is yours to keep. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: The Power of Archeology 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM Very special answers to questions are in the ground. If found, would you keep the answers to yourself or would you share them with others? What has been done to find where the colonists had been? This activity for kids will learn about the science of archeology, and the responsibility of protecting what has yet to be learned from people of long ago. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary) more...
Roanoke Island History: The Algonquians 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM Native residents of the New World and English explorers observed and formed impressions of each other. Learn what an English scientific team reported to Europe regarding these native peoples. This ranger-guided program presents the original residents of Roanoke Island. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Nature Trail Walk 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM Meet at the park visitor center for a half-mile walk to witness the New World through an explorer`s eyes. This program discusses how natives and colonists used the available natural resources. Consider insect repellant, biting insects may also be attending. Bring water, the summer days may be hot and humid. Physical demands involve walking on a trail that has exposed roots and gentle slopes. 1 hour. Free!! more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Friday 7/24/2009
Kids Activity: Life in the Roanoke Tribe 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This activity for kids will offer remembrance of the Native People of Roanoke Island. Leave with something tangible from the park, such as paint marks worn by the native people, or practice making a small pot. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: Roanoke Explorers 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM This hands-on program will offer an activity that links us to people who have lived on Roanoke Island. Whether it is documenting the New World or making a Civil War musket cartridge, re-live history and bring home something that is yours to keep. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke Island History: The Algonquians 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM Native residents of the New World and English explorers observed and formed impressions of each other. Learn what an English scientific team reported to Europe regarding these native peoples. This ranger-guided program presents the original residents of Roanoke Island. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Saturday 7/25/2009
1584: The Scouting Expedition 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM The first contact between the English and Carolina Algonquian Indians occurred during this voyage. What motivated Englishmen to consider having a colony in this New World? Why was the choice made to stay at Roanoke Island instead of other places? Join us to examine these questions. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke Island History: The Drama Remembers 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM "The Lost Colony" is a tribute to the Roanoke colonists that disappeared so long ago. Before you attend the play, learn the story behind America`s longest-running outdoor symphonic drama and the establishment of this national historic site. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Sunday 7/26/2009
1584: The Scouting Expedition 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM The first contact between the English and Carolina Algonquian Indians occurred during this voyage. What motivated Englishmen to consider having a colony in this New World? Why was the choice made to stay at Roanoke Island instead of other places? Join us to examine these questions. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke Island History: The Drama Remembers 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM The Lost Colony is a tribute to the Roanoke colonists that disappeared so long ago. Before you attend the play, learn the story behind America`s longest-running outdoor symphonic drama and the establishment of this national historic site. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Monday 7/27/2009
Kids Activity: Life in the Roanoke Tribe 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This activity for kids will offer remembrance of the Native People of Roanoke Island. Leave with something tangible from the park, such as paint marks worn by the native people, or practice making a small pot. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: Roanoke Explorers 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM KiThis hands-on program will offer an activity that links us to people who have lived on Roanoke Island. Whether it is documenting the New World or making a Civil War musket cartridge, re-live history and bring home something that is yours to keep. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Roanoke Island History: The Freedmen 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM Learn about another type of colony established on Roanoke Island during the Civil War. The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands offered the promise of a profound beginning for the island`s newest residents. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Tuesday 7/28/2009
Kids Activity: Roanoke Explorers 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This hands-on program will offer an activity that links us to people who have lived on Roanoke Island. Whether it is documenting the New World or making a Civil War musket cartridge, re-live history and bring home something that is yours to keep. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: Life in the Roanoke Tribe 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM This activity for kids will offer remembrance of the Native People of Roanoke Island. Leave with something tangible from the park, such as paint marks worn by the native people, or practice making a small pot. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Tour of the Collection 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM Examine evidence of English colonization and Roanoke Island history through a visit to the park`s museum collection building. Limited to 16 participants. Pre-register at the visitor center. 1 hour. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke Island History: The Algonquians 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM Native residents of the New World and English explorers observed and formed impressions of each other. Learn what an English scientific team reported to Europe regarding these native peoples. This ranger-guided program presents the original residents of Roanoke Island. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Wednesday 7/29/2009
Kids Activity: Life in the Roanoke Tribe 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This activity for kids will offer remembrance of the Native People of Roanoke Island. Leave with something tangible from the park, such as paint marks worn by the native people, or practice making a small pot. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: The Power of Archeology 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM Very special answers to questions are in the ground. If found, would you keep the answers to yourself or would you share them with others? What has been done to find where the colonists had been? This activity for kids will learn about the science of archeology, and the responsibility of protecting what has yet to be learned from people of long ago. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary) more...
Roanoke Island History: The Freedmen 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM Learn about another type of colony established on Roanoke Island during the Civil War. The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands offered the promise of a profound beginning for the island`s newest residents. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Nature Trail Walk 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM Meet at the park visitor center for a half-mile walk to witness the New World through an explorer`s eyes. This program discusses how natives and colonists used the available natural resources. Consider insect repellant, biting insects may also be attending. Bring water, the summer days may be hot and humid. Physical demands involve walking on a trail that has exposed roots and gentle slopes. 1 hour. Free!! more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Thursday 7/30/2009
Kids Activity: Roanoke Explorers 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This hands-on program will offer an activity that links us to people who have lived on Roanoke Island. Whether it is documenting the New World or making a Civil War musket cartridge, re-live history and bring home something that is yours to keep. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: The Power of Archeology 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM Very special answers to questions are in the ground. If found, would you keep the answers to yourself or would you share them with others? What has been done to find where the colonists had been? This activity for kids will learn about the science of archeology, and the responsibility of protecting what has yet to be learned from people of long ago. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary) more...
Roanoke Island History: The Algonquians 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM Native residents of the New World and English explorers observed and formed impressions of each other. Learn what an English scientific team reported to Europe regarding these native peoples. This ranger-guided program presents the original residents of Roanoke Island. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Nature Trail Walk 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM Meet at the park visitor center for a half-mile walk to witness the New World through an explorer`s eyes. This program discusses how natives and colonists used the available natural resources. Consider insect repellant, biting insects may also be attending. Bring water, the summer days may be hot and humid. Physical demands involve walking on a trail that has exposed roots and gentle slopes. 1 hour. Free!! more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
Friday 7/31/2009
Kids Activity: Life in the Roanoke Tribe 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM This activity for kids will offer remembrance of the Native People of Roanoke Island. Leave with something tangible from the park, such as paint marks worn by the native people, or practice making a small pot. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
Kids Activity: Roanoke Explorers 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM This hands-on program will offer an activity that links us to people who have lived on Roanoke Island. Whether it is documenting the New World or making a Civil War musket cartridge, re-live history and bring home something that is yours to keep. 45 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible (may vary). more...
1585-86: THe Exploration Expedition 2:00 PM to 2:30 PM During this expedition, English explorers established an outpost on Roanoke Island and remained for eleven months surveying the New World. Their expedition began with promise, and ended in tragedy. Share the experience of their discoveries through the eyes of an explorer. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
1587: The Colony 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM Men, women and children left England for the New World to begin a new way of life. Instead of arriving at the Chesapeake Bay, the colonists were forced to land at Roanoke Island. The turn of events grew worse as these colonists struggled to survive. Where did the Lost Colonists go? Examine with us the theories of their fate to continue the search. 30 minutes Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke Island History: The Algonquians 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM Native residents of the New World and English explorers observed and formed impressions of each other. Learn what an English scientific team reported to Europe regarding these native peoples. This ranger-guided program presents the original residents of Roanoke Island. 30 minutes. Free!! Handicapped Accessible. more...
Roanoke: The Lost Colony 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM The video Roanoke: The Lost Colony is shown daily at 30 minutes past the hour in the visitor center auditorium beginning at 9:30 am, except during programs. 20 minute video. Handicapped Accessible. more...
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Did You Know?
An early major Union victory during the Civil War happened on Roanoke Island on February 8, 1862. 15,000 Union soldiers overran the Confederate garrison of only 3,000 men and opened up Eastern North Carolina to Union invasion.
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