A bit of American history


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Georgia RV As A Traveling Summer Classroom

Midway through the summer, book-bags,period, Native Americans were forced westward
homework and study habits are distantto clear the land for Americans. Visit the
memories for most kids. While Mom or Dadrequisite gift shop for a surprising mix of
might not be qualified to help the kids get atourist baubles and artwork before taking
leg up for their upcoming algebra classes,advantage of the motor home kitchen for
that's no reason to let the summer escapelunch!
without  some sort of learning opportunities.
New  Echota  Historic  Site:
RV travelers have it easy- the family can
pack up and head out to historic sites on aTo find out more about what happened after
whim, exploring and learning as they buildthe Native Americans were pushed from their
their route, even tailoring the route to thehomes, head the RV over to the New Echota
children's  interests.Historic Site. It was here that the Cherokee
set up a town and attempted to fight the U.S.
Native American history is something that allgovernment peacefully to be allowed to remain
school children study. Luckily, Georgia hasin their homeland. Both original and
several Native American historic sites thatreconstructed buildings make the history come
will help parents further those historyto life, as does the film available in the
lessons in a much more hands on andVisitor's Center there. Guests are able to
interesting  way  than  a  book  report!see the Council House, Courthouse, Print Shop
and General Store, as well as outbuildings
Whether you have a new motor home or prelike  barns  and  corn  cribs.
owned GA travel trailer The Georgia RV dealer
that helped the family choose its motor homeFunk  Heritage  Center:
or travel trailer might have suggestions for
near-by historic sites, so it's always a goodTo continue learning about Native American
idea to include a phone call to them in thehistory in Georgia, head to a spot that most
pre-trip planning. Many RV dealerships keepGA RV dealers would recommend as being very
in touch with their customers and receiveinformative: the Funk Heritage Center, known
feedback on trips others have taken, so theas Georgia's frontier and Southeastern Indian
RV dealer can often be an excellent source ofInterpretive Center. Run by Reinhardt
information, as well as help with RV serviceCollege, visitors are able to explore
to  make  sure  everything  is  ready  to go.exhibits detailing Native American Art,
antique tools and artifacts, frontier
Chieftain's  Museum:settlements, and a local store. The Hall of
Ancients is unique in that it uses artifacts,
The Chieftain's Museum in Rome, GA, is andioramas and interactive touch screen
ideal starting point. A National Historiccomputers  to  cover 12,000 years of history.
Landmark since 1973, the museum is committed
to presenting and preserving CherokeeAfter covering so much history in one RV
culture. Emerging from the RV, kids andtrip, it's impossible not to have learned
parents alike will be immersed in 19thsomething through the experience! By turning
century Cherokee culture in the former homethe RV into a traveling classroom, kids will
of well-known Cherokee leader Major Ridge,be intrigued and ready to become "students"
who played an enormous part in the eventagain when school starts.
known as the Trail of Tears. During that



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