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Keep these events in mind
Saturday and Sunday, May 17th and 18th, 10 to 5 on
Saturday, 11 to 5 on Sunday, Heritage Antiques Show at Huntington
Friday, May 23rd at 1:35 pm we will be offering the first (and possibly the only) Tide Mill Tour of the year. We will be limited, this year, to the number of tours we will be able to make because of work being done at the mill. So take advantage of this opportunity.
Monday, June 30th at 9:30 am, we sill start the first of our summer camps, Passport to the Past. The Huntington Historical Society's Passport to the Past summer program is an exciting step back into time for children ages 7 to 12. Each session runs for two weeks, each weekday from 9:30 am to noon. This program is designed to make history interesting as well as fun. Trained counselors, often dressed in period costumes, lead children on an exciting adventure where the crafts, games and everyday experiences enjoyed by children of the Colonial and Victorian eras come alive.
Monday, July 14th at 9:30 am, we sill start the second of our summer camps, Passport to the Past. The Huntington Historical Society's Passport to the Past summer program is an exciting step back into time for children ages 7 to 12. Each session runs for two weeks, each weekday from 9:30 am to noon. This program is designed to make history interesting as well as fun. Trained counselors, often dressed in period costumes, lead children on an exciting adventure where the crafts, games and everyday experiences enjoyed by children of the Colonial and Victorian eras come alive.
Monday, July 28th at 9:30 am, we sill start the third, and last, of our summer camps, Passport to the Past. The Huntington Historical Society's Passport to the Past summer program is an exciting step back into time for children ages 7 to 12. Each session runs for two weeks, each weekday from 9:30 am to noon. This program is designed to make history interesting as well as fun. Trained counselors, often dressed in period costumes, lead children on an exciting adventure where the crafts, games and everyday experiences enjoyed by children of the Colonial and Victorian eras come alive. |
