The Park-McCullough House Education Programs The Park-McCullough House offers an interactive Education Program for students in the primary and intermediate grades. Options range from a variety of Field Trips to the Park-McCullough House (grades 1-6) to more in-depth History Outreach Programs:    IT'S 1891…( grades 4-6),   SERVANT FOR A DAY (grades 3-5),   LOOKING GRAND: VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIOR DESIGN OF THE PARK MCCULLOUGH HOUSE (grades 3-7), and   ALL THAT GLITTERS: A Vermont Family in the Gold Rush (grades 5-6) reflecting Vermont's Framework of Standards and Learning Opportunities. All are taught by a costumed Park-McCullough interpreter. Elements of the Education Program are flexible and can be tailored to the needs of an individual teacher, as can suggestions for pre- and post-visit activities. Reserve Now to take advantage of a grant from the Turrell Fund to cover transportation costs and admission fees! For reservations contact Dick Steege 413-458-5871 or Mary Feidner at 802-442-5441 The Park-McCullough Education Program is made possible by funding from the Ida and William Rosenthal Foundation and a grant from the Vermont Humanities Council and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

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