Mound Builders and Fishermen: The Indians of Georgia
Massie’s Native American exhibit is the focal point of this program. Students will learn about the tools, clothing, homes, and livelihood of native groups, as well as explore timelines and discuss the accomplishments of the native people.
GPS: SS2H1; SS2H2; SS2CG3
2 hour program / $7.00
Oglethorpe and Tomochichi
Students will be greeted by Mary Musgrove, the Native American who was an interpreter between Oglethorpe and Tomochichi, leading figures in the founding of Savannah and the Georgia colony. This walking tour will take students to historical landmarks throughout the city.
GPS: SS2H1; SS2H2; SS2CG3
90 minute program / $6.00
May Day 2012
A traditional May festival coordinated through the Massie Center, this program has been a Massie School event since the 1850s. Each year, elementary school children from the Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools gather for this multicultural event to perform a variety of ethnic dances, in addition to the May Pole Dance, in Calhoun Square just in front of Massie School. Join us on May 25, 2012