School Days
• Find
three types of desks that students used.
•
Find the “white board” that was used in the 1800s one room schoolhouse.
• Name
one of the books used by Cavendish students many years ago.
• What
was the name of the first school house in Cavendish? Where is it located in the
Museum?
Around the
House
• Rub
a Dub Dub-What were the different ways people cleaned and dried their clothes?
• How
many chairs can you find that were made in Cavendish? What colors are they?
• Stoves
can be used for many different things. Find the three stoves in the Museum.
What were they used for?
• What
did people do for entertainment? What kinds of games did children play? Look
all around the Museum for clues.
• At
the end of the day, when work was done, how did they spend their leisure (free)
time?
In the Kitchen:
Look
at the kitchen wares case. How many things can you identify? Can you find the
ice cream scoop?
Made in
Cavendish:
Lots of things were manufactured in Cavendish. How many examples can you find?
List them. What is manufactured in Cavendish today?
Famous
Cavendish Residents
•
He had a tamping rod go through his head. What was his name? What kind of work
did he do?
• When
did Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn come to Cavendish? Why did he come?
Find
• A
lamp that was made from plane parts. Where did the plane crash and in what
year?
•
Items people took on picnics. There are two types. See if you can find both. What
kind of food do you think they packed?
• Three
scales. What might have been weighed on them?
• Find
the sign that hung over the Cavendish Depot (Train Station).
• Early
1900’s “CD player.” What did they use for listening to music?
• The
“computers” that were used for typing and calculating.
Cavendish War
Memorial
You
can learn a lot of history from a war memorial.
• Why
do you think this memorial was erected?
• What
Civil War soldier was killed at St. Petersburg, April 2, 1865?
• How man soldiers from Cavendish died in WWII?
Korea?
• Four
soldiers died in WWI. Name them.
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