WE THE PEOPLE
Highlights
Kids’, Family and Student Programming
New family-friendly activities roll out this summer. Tour the
house and experience America’s Founding Era history as it
unfolded. Or stay outside and participate in our “hands on history”
programs: create your own 19th-century dining room wallpaper,
play Colonial games, discover slavery through archaeology
and more. More than 5,500 students toured Montpelier this
past school year. “I love moments when kids get excited about
something they’ve discovered—a story they can connect with
or a 200-year-old artifact that seems familiar,” says Kyle Stetz,
manager of student and family programs. “Moments of connecting
past to present inspire me.”
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