Currently, eight different programs can be brought to your classroom including the popular Janney Trunk program, a traveling history of education in Loudoun County, and others. With sufficient advanced notice, a classroom visit can be tailored to your needs. Loudoun County and the Civil War - A dramatization designed for the museum's 25th anniversary. The Past is Present - A profile of Dr. Claude Moore who owned the property in eastern Loudoun now known as Claude Moore Park. Students and teachers conducting research on local and US history may use the museum's collection of primary and secondary sources.
Advanced notice is required.
The Loudoun Museum's education department also hosts Saturday morning family workshops and summer camps. See the Exhibits and Events page for a list of the current workshops and lectures offered. Any student can be a Virginia TimeTraveler. Armed with TimeTravelers passports, students visit participating museums and historic sites and collect stamps from each. Students who collect stamps from six locations receive a TimeTravelers T-shirt and a certificate from Governor of Virginia.