The History Kids

 Above they re-enact children of long ago for Opening Day at Linden Place.

Opening Day at Linden Place Museum,  The History Kids teach visitors the old fashioned games and toys. On February 13 the History Kids helped the State of RI Statehouse Restoration Society raise funds to restore the portraits of RI Governors.  The event was "Tea with Governor Burnside" at the historic Bristol Courthouse.

This student has the attention of all these adults as she tells some of the story of Linden Place. 

"Poor Sarah" DeWolf is on the left and Madam Theodora Colt is on the right.  They await visitors who will listen to them tell exciting tales of Bristol history.

At the Time Line of Bristol History event, Assistant Superintendent Andrade  listens to one of his youngsters tell about Bristol's Civil War General Ambrose Burnside.

Many people  came to view the Time Line of Bristol History.

Working after school with parents and professional artists to prepare for events.

Working at the big October Pumpkin Party/Birthday Party for the 200th anniversary of the construction of Linden Place.

 Bristol History Kids, Bristol, RI.

At Home for the Holidays the "statue" of Russell Warren waits for a visitor to press the sticker on his hand.  He will then come alive and tell about the only "4-story, spiral, free-standing, wooden staircase in a residence in America!"

Wooden-egg race organized by the History Kids at the Coggeshall Farm Harvest Faire.