 |
through the eyes of the past. |
 |
|
 
|
Learn About the History of the South Life for students in the 1800’s was much different than what we experience today, but this makes it even more important to preserve their history. Now we can look back at their daily activities and see what it would have been like to grow up during this time period! Click on your age group to find out more information about life in the 1800’s for both people on plantations like Woodburn and Ashtabula and for Native Americans. One child in particular who grew up at Woodburn, Jane E. Hunter, is now a prominent historical figure, and her story can be found here, too. If you would like to learn more, check out the Interactives to find additional websites and resources. You Need Adobe to Read These Files: Download it Free Here Elementary School Middle and High School Interactives |
Recipes Find recipes and learn how to make some meals that have been historically passed for generation. For example:
|
| | | | | | | | |