Place-based programs in South Windsor, CT that bring Indigenous and Colonial history to life
On site and in-school offerings for K-12 students Professional development and curriculum workshops for educators
Engaging. Experiential. Meaningful. Customized.
Our programs blend immersive hands-on experiences, place-based learning and meaningful time outdoors to bring history to life. Through engaging exploration of the land, culture and stories that shaped our region, students build deeper connections to the past and a stronger understanding of the world around them. Choose from a diverse range of educational experiences that bring history to life through hands-on learning, interactive exploration and engaging activities for learners of all ages.
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History Brought to Life
Colonial History
Students step into the world of 17th–18th century New England through immersive, hands-on exploration of colonial life, trade, governance and community decision-making. Available historic spaces in South Windsor include a general store, one-room schoolhouse, colonial jail and other interactive sites that bring the past to life.
Indigenous History
Students explore the rich history, culture and enduring traditions of Indigenous communities along the Connecticut River at the award- winning Nowashe Village. Through immersive, hands-on experiences, students engage with the daily life, knowledge systems, and cultural practices across the Paleo, Archaic and Woodland periods.
