Parent
Possibilities
for full enjoyment of Haywood Hall
What?
Home, sweet home!
And yet you and the child(ren) are together for the day or days; what can
you do for entertainment, yet have your young person(s) learn something
at the same time? Summertime, or tracked out school time can get long without
interesting projects. Haywood Hall can provide a wealth
of activities and a wide range of topics.
Where?
To learn the background
Raleigh’s gracious home, Haywood Hall, just visit
the History page. You will be amazed at the strong, compassionate family
that inhabited Haywood Hallfor over 170 years as well as the visitors and
events that have occurred in this illustrious home.
When?
Visit for a free
tour on Thursdays, 10:30 am–1 pm, 211 New Bern Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27601.
From late December until February, the home is closed for refurbishing.
The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of North
Carolina manage the home since Mrs. Sterns, a Haywood ancestor, donated
to the home for education and preservation. Haywood Hallmay also be rented
for special events such as private meetings, weddings, receptions, luncheons,
and other civic and social events.parent
Why?
After you learn about
the history, you may visit the multiple intelligences ideas (MIs)
specifically for you to consider. You may also want to take a look at the
"How do young adults learn best?" Enjoy checking out the boundless opportunities,
select some possibilities, and start having fun with your young people.
How?
Check out all the
possibilities for parents and young people to consider for a visit, virtual
and real trips, and plan your treasured experience.
Visit the links below:
Art
Gallery
Life
during the 18th and 19th centuries
Toys
and Entertainment during the 18th and 19th centuries
Eliza's
Garden
Haywood
Hall's Architecture
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courtesy of Haywood Hall, 2003, unless otherwise noted. |