Engaging Summer Programs for kids
at the Meadow Hollow School

Come and attend a workshop and learn what it was like attending a one-roomed school house and living in a homesteader’s cabin, or attend one of our workshops at the McCarty Fickel Home.

Attendees will enjoy making crafts and other activities, such as tending the pioneer garden and learning about the wildlife found in a prairie landscape, as well as playing period games.

Berthoud's First Schoolhouse

Our 2024 Programs are in Planning
Check this Space in Spring 2024.

Time: Each workshop runs from 9 a.m. to noon. Parents are responsible for prompt drop-off and pick-up.

Who can attend? Boys and girls age 6 -10.

Cost: The cost of each workshop is $25 per child for members of the Berthoud Historical Society and $30 for non-members.

Register: Please pre-register by calling the Little Thompson Valley Pioneer Museum at 970-532-2147, by email, or stop by the museum Wednesday through Sunday from 1-4 to pick up a form.

The workshops will need at least five children to run.

About the Meadow Hollow School

Originally located in the foothills west of Berthoud, the school was moved when Carter Lake was constructed in the early 1950s. It was placed on a ranch near Masonville where it remained until owner Roy Hunter donated the school to the Berthoud Historical Society so it could be brought home and restored to its original condition.

Since that time the one-room school house originally constructed in 1916 has doubled as a museum exhibit and the site of an exciting living history day camp for local youngsters.

 

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