Ranger Guided
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At Whitman Mission National Park Rangers can provide demonstrations and other classroom information to student groups. The tour starts with a ranger Introductory Talk. It is followed by a short ten minute film highlighting the main points of the story of the mission at Waiilatpu.
Primary Ranger Demonstrations include: Oregon Trail Demonstration and Talk Spinning Wool Demonstration and Talk Cayuse Cultural Demonstration and Talk
Specialized Demonstrations and Talks may be scheduled depending on time and availability of materials and staff.
Call Mike Dedman, Education Specialist Whitman Mission National Historic Site at 509-522-6357 to schedule a field trip. It will include choices for demonstrations, times and dates available, and activities which you may participate in.
There are no fees for education groups. Picnic tables are available on a first come first served basis.
There is recycling at Whitman Mission National Historic Site for aluminum cans.
Education trunks are available for checkout before you come on a field trip. Click on the Traveling Trunks for a listing.
Educator workshops may be completed on a number of topics. Click on Professional Development for details. |
Did You Know?
Great Basin Wild Rye Grass is part of the natural landscape at Whitman Mission. The name Waiilatpu, meaning place of rye grass, was used by the people to name the mission site.