School Field Trips

For a complete details about each program, 

click on Choice of Tours and QCC Standards.  

 1) Our Heritage: Natives & Newcomers -  1 1/2 hours

      Students will view a 15 minute film on the Southeastern Indians, see exhibits in the Longhouse and the Hall of Ancients, see an extensive collection of tools, and go through two art galleries which feature the Native American art.

 2) Native Americans of the Southeast  -  1 1/4 hours

        Visitors will see Native American dioramas and artifacts in the Hall of Ancients. They will view a 15 minute film on the Southeastern Indians, see exhibits in the Longhouse and visit an art gallery featuring Native American art.

 3)  Settlers of Southern Appalachia      -   1 1/2 hours

        Students will see a 15 minute film on the Southeastern Indians, visit the tool gallery and walk to the Appalachian Settlement where they will go inside original 1840's log cabins.

 4)  The Art of Native Americans           -   1 hour

    This program includes a visit to our two art galleries featuring art by Native Americans. Students go to the Hall of Ancients and will see a 15 minute film on the Southeastern Indians.

Children are looking at artifacts in the Hall of Ancients.  

                             Picnic tables are available on the grounds.

Group Tour Prices

• Admission fees for school field trips are $5.00 for children under 18, $6.00 for adults 18 to 64, and $5.50 for seniors 65 and older (plus sales tax, if your group is not tax exempt). 

• Guided tours may be arranged for groups of 20 or more children or 15 or more adults.

• Summer group tour prices include a special craft session. The fee is $6.00 for children and may be arranged for a group of 10 or more children.

• Prices are subject to change for special event school field trips.

Please call in advance for reservations.  

For more information

7300 Reinhardt College Circle
Waleska, GA 30183-2981
(770) 720-5970 - fax (770) 720-5965
Email: heritagecenter@reinhardt.edu    

Georgia's Official Frontier and Southeastern Indian Interpretive Center