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Fort Sumter Elevators Out Of Service
The elevators at Fort Sumter are out of service until further notice. Disabled visitors departing from Liberty Square will have access to restrooms on board the ferry boat while at Fort Sumter. For more information, please call (843) 883-3123.
Civil War
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These programs will helps students understand many different facets of the Civil War, from the life of a soldier to how civilian coped with daily life. Please check back as more programs are getting added everyday. Building an Army Activity Plan Activity Background Activity Sheet Activity Answer Key
Civil War Money Activity Plan Activity sheet and answer key
Civil War Weapons Activity Plan Information Sheet
Daily life of a Civil War solider Activity Plan Information Sheet
Letters home Activity plan Information Sheet If you are interested in more information regarding mail and letters during war time. Please use the link provided to go to the Smithsonian Postal Museums' program entitled "We Were There: Letters From The Battle Front." http://www.postalmuseum.si.edu/educators/we.pdf
Name that State Activity Plan Activity Worksheet Activity Answer Sheet Activity Answer Key
The Price in Blood! & It wasn't a bullet! |
Did You Know?
Fort Sumter's island was constructed with a foundation of over 70,000 tons of granite and other rock. For over a decade contractors from as far away as New York and the Boston area delivered this material by ship and dumped it on a shoal in Charleston Harbor. Fort Sumter National Monument, SC