Many are formally organized, with

constitutions and by-laws, maintain

offices, are served by clergy or lay

leaders, and, in nations where this is

permissible, often seek non-profit

corporate status. Local churches often

consider themselves to be

constitutive parts of denominations.

Governor Charles B. Aycock Birthplace State Historic Site

Contact UsTo schedule your field trip to the

Charles B. Aycock Birthplace State

Historic Site, please contact Joshua

Dacey.

(919) 242-5581

264 Governor Aycock

Rd, Fremont, NC 27830

Joshua.Dacey@ncdcr.gov

For more information about the

Governor Charles B. Aycock

Birthplace State Historic Site

visit our website and Facebook page.

Programs are subject to change.

Printing costs made available through the Governor Charles B. Aycock Birthplace Advisory Committee. Programs and activities are subject to change.

 

Can’t come to Aycock Birthplace? We

can come to you! Students can take a

step back in time without leaving the

classroom! Each visit includes a

presentation about the site and a

living history demonstration!

 

School Days Program for 3rd & 4th grade students

 

Attend School with a 19th

century school marm.

Make your own copy book.

Participate in a spelling bee.

Write with a quill pen & ink.

Offered in January and February Cost: $4.00 (plus tax) per child Activities Include:

Nineteenth Century Holiday Tours  Make your

reservation for

December 12th,

14th, or 19th, to

see open hearth

cooking

demonstrations

and learn more

about 19th century

holiday traditions.

Field Trip Planner  2017-2018

Our Programs are offered September through May

At a cost of $2.00 per student, teachers

can choose from the following

Hands-on Workshops: 

 

All site visits include guided

tours of the 1893 Schoolhouse,

1840s Homestead & Kitchen,

and a video presentation on

Governor Aycock.

"Equal! That is the word! On that word I plant myself and my party —

the equal right of every child born on earth to have the opportunity to

burgeon out all there is within him."

C H A R L E S B . A Y C O C K

10:00am-1:00pm Cost: $2.00 (plus tax) per student

Candle Making (outdoor activity)

A visit to Aycock Birthplace will assist teachers in meeting the following NC Essential Standards: Kindergarten: K.H.1-3, K.C.1, K.C&G.1.1-2

1st grade: 1.H.1, 1.G.2.1-3, 1.C&G.1.1-3

2nd grade: 2.H.1.2, 2.G.2.1, 2.C&G.2.1-2

3rd grade: 3.H.1.2, 3.H.2.1, 3.C&G.2.1

4th grade: 4.H.1.3, 4.G.1.4, 4.E.2.2

Whizzer (Toy) Making

Fall Schedule:

October 11 - School Marm, Quill Pen & Ink  

 Writing, Townball

October 18 - Spinning & Natural Dyeing

November 8 - Candle and Brick Making

November 15 - Open Hearth Cooking &      

 Meat Curing

Spring Schedule:

March 7- Plowing & Blacksmithing

March 14 - School Marm, Quill Pen & Ink    

 Writing,Townball                                   

March 28 - Basket Weaving & Candle   

 Making

April 11 - Spinning &Clothes Washing

Join us for Travels Through TimeStudents will experience North Carolina's

rich cultural heritage alongside costumed

interpreters demonstrating nineteenth

century life.

Explore our nineteenth century farm, with its restored home place, and visit an original one-room schoolhouse. Learn about Governor Aycock's commitment to quality education for all of North Carolina's citizens