Description
Lead your own tour by following a planned schedule of site visits within Lowell National Historical Park. Sites are easily walked and well marked, and clear pre-visit instructions are provided. During the two-hour visit led by the classroom teacher, students explore the changing nature of work during the Industrial Revolution.
- View the award-winning multi-media presentation "Lowell: The Industrial Revelation"
- Stand among the roaring looms in the Boott Cotton Mills Museum restored weave room
- Visit the "Mill Girls and Immigrants" exhibit in the boardinghouse.
Scheduling and Reservations
Fee scale for reserved self-guided programs
2007-2008 School Year: $3.00 per person plus $35.00 per class of 30 students.
Programs may be reserved as of May 1, 2007 for dates during the 2007-2008 school year by calling Lowell National Historical Park at 978-970-5000. Please see our curriculum pages for information about our curriculum packets with pre- and post-visit activities. Tsongas Center has been approved for PASS Program funding support ...contact your local cultural council.
All of our programs have been reviewed to ensure their relevance to state and national standards. View how this program ties to the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks.
