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The American Revolution

The American Revolution

1.5 Hours • 3rd-8th Grade - 10 Student Minimum • Call to Book

Student/Chaperone - $15.00 + tax

Student/ Chaperone with House Tour - $23.00 + tax

Spend a Day Living History!

Duration

1.5 Hours

Rates

Student/Chaperone: $15
Student/Chaperone with House Tour: $23

About

Students will learn about the American Revolution in the Lowcountry and the significant role Drayton Hall played as a headquarters for both British and American forces during the war. Students will learn about leaders like William Henry Drayton, Francis Marion, and the common soldiers of the British and Continental armies. These soldiers camped at Drayton Hall as part of the campaigns for Charleston. Additionally, students will learn how the Revolution affected people in South Carolina, from plantation owner John Drayton, his young wife Rebecca, and an enslaved man who escaped to freedom. Interactive stations include uniforms, marching drills, camp life, and the experience of enslaved people.

A student house tour may be added to any of the above-listed educational program offerings for a discounted rate of $8.00/student.

Please Note:
To make a reservation, call a Group Tour Coordinator at: 1-843-769-2627 or email at ehendrix@draytonhall.org

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