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Hopewell Culture National Historical Park People of the Hopewell culture built these mounds nearly 2,000 years ago.
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Hopewell Culture National Historical Park
Be A Junior Ranger

Calling all kids! Ever wonder about the people who built the mounds? What did they eat? Where did they live? How do we know about these people that lived 2,000 years ago? Answers to these questions can be found by participating in the park's Junior Ranger program. 

Any child between the ages of 6 to 12 can become a Junior Ranger by answering questions in a booklet available at the Mound City Group Visitor Center. Answers can be found in the park's brochure, video, museum, and interpretive signs in the mound area and along trails. Upon completion of the activities, bring the booklet back to the Visitor Center and be awarded a Hopewell Culture Junior Ranger badge!

Once children have acheived the Junior Ranger badge, ask about our Junior Archeologist booklet to extend your child's knowledge of the Hopewell culture, archeology and our national parks!  Children will earn a Junior Archeologist badge.

 

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Dwight Eisenhower at Camp Sherman.

Did You Know?
In 1917 future President Dwight Eisenhower was stationed at Camp Sherman, a World War I training camp located on the grounds of the Mound City Group of Hopewell Culture National Historical Park.

Last Updated: January 04, 2011 at 09:07 MST