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Old Fort Lauderdale Village and Museum (Ft. Lauderdale Historical Society)
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Use Supplemental Arts and Sciences Program Funding at Old Fort Lauderdale Village and Museum (Ft. Lauderdale Historical Society!
History Fort Lauderdale focuses on teaching history. We use local history as a microscope for learning American and world history. For, example, we can show the impact of national events such as the Great Depression and other economic developments such as the expansion of railroads upon a community. We can demonstrate what the World Wars meant to a community and what courage individuals found in themselves and what sacrifices that families were called upon to make. We bring history home, close and personal. History Fort Lauderdale and its museums provide a wider window to the world for the students who participate in our programs and for all of the adults and families who come here each year. While they are learning local history, they also are absorbing the values and cultural attributes intrinsic to the American experience.Plan a field trip to the History Fort Lauderdale and experience our various interactive educational programs. History Fort Lauderdale offers programs dedicated to the history of Broward County and Fort Lauderdale where students will be able to understand our rich cultural past through interactive modules. Interested in science? History Fort Lauderdale offers several science based hands on programs where students discover how history and science can be entwined during the learning experience. If you decide to join us at History Fort Lauderdale, each field trip participates in a tour of the main History Museum, the Pioneer House Museum, and the 1899 Schoolhouse Museum as well as the program(s) of your choice.
Policies/Fees
· The base program fee is $7.00 per student and $10.00 per parent/chaperone. There is no charge for school personnel.
· Groups are encouraged to send 50% of the payment at the time of reservation.
· Payments can be made by cash, check (made out to the Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Inc.) or credit card.
· It is recommended that groups of more than 50 students be split between two or more days. The program lasts approximately 1.5 to 2 hours.
· Please arrive at the scheduled time.
· Please check in at the New River Inn located at 231 Southwest Second Ave.
· Cancellation policy: 72 hour notice is greatly appreciated.
· Suggestion: Pack a brown bag lunch for eating on the picnic tables near the New River. Some groups like to pack a pot-luck style lunch.
· The 1899 Replica School House is handicapped accessible, but the New River Inn Museum's second floor and the King-Cromartie House are not.
Contact:
Ellery Andrews
(954) 463-4431 ex: 105
Email: eandrews@historyfortlauderdale.org
https://historyfortlauderdale.org/museum/visit/field-trips
