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School Tours & Field Trips

Specialized Tours for School Groups & Field Trips

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Thank you for choosing Herman-Grima + Gallier Historic Houses for your School Field Trip, our dialogue with teachers begins long before the field trip!  We offer a wide range of tour options, at both Hermann-Grima Historic House and Gallier Historic House, to meet most educational and curricular needs and are always happy to work with teachers directly to design a tailored experience. We work with teachers on an individual basis to craft an experience that will meet the needs of their students.  Popular topics include 19th-century lifestyles, local geography, architecture, and Louisiana history.  We encourage teachers to take a complimentary tour of the museum before visiting with students.  We also welcome home-school groups, college level groups, and adult continued learning groups to join us for a School Field Trip Program.  For more information please contact our education department at education@hgghh.org or call (504) 274-0751.

 
 
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One Hour General History Tour Program

Hermann-Grima + Gallier Historic Houses offers one-hour long tours, at both Hermann-Grima Historic House and Gallier Historic House, that focus on general history, antebellum life, urban slavery, or New Orleans during the Civil War.  Each tour is tailored specifically to the grade level or age group visiting and we encourage teachers to discuss any special curriculum needs with our Education Staff.  For more information or to discuss curriculum needs please contact our education department at education@hgghh.org or call (504) 274-0751

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Zoom In Program

Zoom In visits are tours based on the school’s needs, that focus on very specific themes and topics that relate to the historical context of the Houses. Teachers choose a topic that students are studying in the classroom (LA History, Antebellum Life, Slavery, Civil War, Architecture), and the Education Staff prepares a lesson connecting it to 19th-century New Orleans.  For more information or to discuss curriculum please contact our education department at education@hgghh.org or call (504) 274-0751.

 
 
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