Last updated: December 22, 2016
Mounds of Knowledge
We encourage you to use this park as your classroom to explore and learn about the pre-historic Hopewell. Bring your class to the park for an unforgettable field trip or invite a Ranger as a guest speaker to visit your students in your classroom. We also offer free professional development programs at the park in the summer. Coming soon, our new distance learning program will offer curriculum-based education programs for your classroom via live video broadcasts.
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Invite a Ranger to your classroom
Can't make it to the park with your class? Contact us to schedule a ranger to visit your class. These curriculum-based programs are free of charge.
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America's Greatest Classrooms
Hey teachers - the National Park Service has a new website, designed just for YOU! This short video showcases how it can help you in the classroom.
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How do we know?
How do we know what we know about the Hopewell? For answers, watch this video produced by our summer Teacher-Ranger-Teacher, Trina Strausbaugh.
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More than mounds
Learn about the archaeology, the culture and the history that comprises Hopewell Culture National Historical Park.
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Dig for knowledge during the Teacher Workshop
ATTN Teachers! Looking for prof. development that's fun & rewarding? Look no further! Our summer archeological teacher workshop is just what you need.
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Wanted: Junior Rangers!
We encourage all visitors to learn more about Hopewell Culture and earn their Jr. Ranger badge. Learn how you can earn a World Heritage badge too!
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Stories of Hopewell Culture NHP: Camp Sherman
Learn more about the brief, yet significant story of the U.S. Army's WWI training cantonment in Chillicothe, Ohio, Camp (William T.) Sherman.
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