Note that the information below was obtained in Oct. 1999. All information is subject to change. Always confirm the accuracy of the information before making any commitments. Take this virtual bridge walk from the Marin side of the bridge across to San Francisco. Transmitted to schools live, through a satellite telecast.
Students can ask questions via the internet, telephone and fax.
No More, Colonial Williamsburg Contests, background information, a game where you take the place of a slave and determine whether to run away and join Lord Dunmore, and four lesson plans. At this open air living history museum, authentically garbed Village crafts people make history come alive as they demonstrate old crafts using traditional tools, methods and materials. The presenters, through discussion and demonstration, guide students through history and help them understand the way people of the past viewed their world, works of literature and the art of their day. The center also operates Cape May Lighthouse, which is a working lighthouse circa 1859. Through its videoconferencing project, Bridging the Gap, the Museum makes the testimony of former Holocaust survivors, the resources of the research department for both Holocaust and hate crimes information, and the personal statement of a former neo-nazi skinhead available.