French Colonial Missouri History.

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Left: Roscella teaches a Museum Kids’ knitting class; Center: Patti shows off the edible plants from the Bolduc House Garden; Right: Glue sticks, money plant  pods and other materials for the Museum Kids’ garden crafts workshop
Text Box: Do you want to know what it was like to live in Missouri during the eighteenth century? Bring your parents or come to the Bolduc House Museum on a field trip with your class. While you are here you can explore our exhibits, play colonial games in the yard or on one of the porches, ask questions about the people who lived here before Missouri was part of the United States. Bring some spending money so you can taste rock candy on a stick or take a unique souvenir home to remember your visit. Text Box: Museum Kids Text Box: Sign up for our free monthly e-newsletter for kids, Aujourd’hui Chez Louis by #emailing us at bolduchouse@sbcglobal.net. Please give us your name and grade and don’t forget to tell us that you want to receive the free email newsletter for kids. Enter our art contests, register for our kids’ classes and programs, and visit us on the web and in Ste. Genevieve often to find out what’s happening for kids your age. Watch the sign outside the Linden House for the daily schedule of kids’ activities including colonial games, a salt making relay race, crafts, and other activities that will connect you to what life in 18th century Ste. Genevieve was like Text Box: Are you 14 years old or older and want to do some community service? We’re looking for volunteers. Are you a Boy Scout who needs to do an Eagle Scout project? Call us to find out more at 573-883-3105