Dear fellow Hanoverians:<\/p>\n
Colonial Kids Day<\/p>\n
With the Hanover Historical Society<\/p>\n
Join the Hanover Historical Society every Wednesday in July from 2:00
\n\u2013 4:00 p.m. for Colonial Kids, an education program for all ages.
\nThis program focuses on a different theme of colonial life from food
\nto occupations. Come dress up, play games, and learn about what life
\nwas like for our Colonial ancestors!<\/p>\n
July 3- Colonial Food- taste colonial food and learn about traditional
\ncooking!<\/p>\n
July 10- Revolution- see real life objects used in the American
\nRevolution!<\/p>\n
July 17- Jobs and Training<\/p>\n
July 24- The Education of Manners<\/p>\n
July 31- Hanover Church and Government<\/p>\n
Program is held at Hanover Historical Society Headquarters (Stetson
\nHouse Museum Barn) 514 Hanover Street, Hanover MA. Suggested voluntary
\ndonation of $10 per family, no reservations required. Program is
\nappropriate for children and families of all ages. For more details,
\ncall the museum at (781) 826-9575, or e-mail Rachel Lovett at
\nRachel.louise.lovett@gmail.com
\n .<\/p>\n
For “Around Town on the Web”,
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Dear fellow Hanoverians: Colonial Kids Day With the Hanover Historical Society Join the Hanover Historical Society every Wednesday in July from 2:00 \u2013 4:00 p.m. for Colonial Kids, an education program for all ages. This program focuses on a different … Continue reading