Special course expenses, if any, will be itemized at the time of enrollment. Don't be one of the schools left standing on the riverbank as our Canoes pull away. We welcome your inquiries. A new teaching facility, has been built at the White Oak site. T he White Oak Fur Post consists of an 80 acre site.
All buildings are handicap accessible.
A copy of a 1700's shop from an archaeological dig in northern Wisconsin. Winter quarters consisting of a sod roof, dirt floor and clay adobe fireplace. Hewed log structure with two fireplaces and sleeping quarters plus fur trade period merchandise reproductions for sale or trade. Building with thatched roof where we teach the art of building a birch bark canoe. A mile long trail with plants labeled in French, English and Ojibwe telling how plants were used for medicine, food, shelter and other survival purposes during the fur trade period.