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Historic Jamestowne
For Teachers
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Historic Jamestowne, a part of Colonial National Historical Park (NHP), has been providing educational programs for many years. Focusing on Virginia’s Standards of Learning (SOLs) requirements for grades K-12, Historic Jamestowne offers both indoor classroom style programs and educational walking tours of the Historic Site.
Reservations for educational programs are available weekdays from October through May. There is a $30.00 fee for each program.
Groups unable to partake in a ranger-led program can explore the historic site on their own. Although Colonial NHP and Historic Jamestowne are National Fee Areas, educational institutions are eligible for a waiver of this entrance fee.
For more information about Jamestown's educational programs, reservations and entrance fee waivers for educational groups use the MORE link to the right.
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LUNCH
Picnicking facilities are extremely limited. There are two areas with picnic tables, however neither have overhead shelters. The first area is in the public parking area and has four picnic tables. The other area is in the bus parking area and has seven picnic tables.
Historic Jamestown is a "leave no trace" trash free area. All groups are expected to carry out what trash they bring in. It is suggested that schools groups bring trash bags with them so they can carry out their trash.
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Did You Know?
Dendrochronology, the study of tree rings, indicates the Jamestown colonists arrived during the worst drought period in the last 775 years for the lower Chesapeake Bay area of Virginia.
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Last Updated: November 19, 2006 at 16:06 EST |