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SUMMARY:Education Day
DESCRIPTION:\nFort Gibson Historic Site will hold an education day for local schools on Friday\, April 21. Schools may register for the 10 a.m.-noon session or the 1-3 p.m. session. Public\, private and homeschool groups are welcome. Advanced registration is required. \nEducation station themes will include: \n\nSelf-guided tour of the 19th-century fort palisade: Students can walk through the palisade area while experiencing and reading about the living and working quarters of the fort. Each area for the self-guided tour is staged with desks\, bunk beds\, tools and other items commonly used in the mid-1800s.\nThe first people: With a focus on the Osage\, there will be a short discussion to help students understand who lived in this area before US military exploration and the full development of the fort.\nCivilian commerce: Fort Gibson’s success depended heavily upon the citizens of the various Nations removed to Indian Territory (current day Oklahoma). Food supplies from surrounding farms and plantations and goods from Cherokee and Creek merchants were needed to supply the garrison and its expeditions. Many excursions required the help of translators\, explorers and scientists. This station will give a short living history interpretation of these aspects of commerce.\nKeelboat: Students can observe a keelboat up close and learn how they were navigated. Water travel was one of the most efficient methods of moving goods and people in the 1800s\, and keelboats were the craft of choice when traveling the shallow waterways of the Three Forks area that pass by Fort Gibson.\nMess hall/cooking: The mess hall station will demonstrate 19th-century cooking. At this station\, students can engage with cooks preparing lunch and supper for a garrison as they learn about who worked at the post’s kitchens. A living history demonstration will show the process of cooking meals for hundreds of people before the advent of electricity and indoor plumbing.\nSutler store: Sutlers were important sources of goods for the military and folks around the fort. They imported goods such as food items\, games\, cloth and farming equipment via the river\, making them available to those in the vicinity who had the funds or credit to purchase them.\n\nFor more information or to register your class\, please call 918-478-4088 or email fortgibson@history.ok.gov. The cost for this event is $4 per student. Teachers\, bus drivers and one chaperone for every 10 students will be admitted for free. The Fort Gibson Historic Site is located at 907 N. Garrison Ave. in Fort Gibson. \n\n\n \n\n\n
URL:https://www.okhistory.org/calendar/event/education-day-2/
LOCATION:Fort Gibson Historic Site\, 803 North Garrison Avenue\, Fort Gibson\, OK\, 74434\, United States
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CATEGORIES:Children's Activities,Education,Educational Resources,Outdoor Tour
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