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Norlands Living History Center
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Year Established
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1975
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Program Description
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Live-in I Seventy Hours in 1870 & Live-in II Living in 1779-1799. Live in a period of history as you role play the life of a real person who lived here in that time period. All activities, surroundings, food, etc., are authentic to the era
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Number of Programs/Year
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16
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Program Length
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3 days
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Group Size or S:T Ratio
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16
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Program Focus
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Culture/History/Heritage
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Faculty
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Adjunct faculty status at University of Maine at Farmington, certified teachers, graduate degrees
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Costs
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$250, includes lodging, 9 country meals, & advance study materials. $95 for college credit. It's 1779 or 1870 & authentic to the period, no modern intrusions or amenities. $150, child 8-12; $200, child 13-17
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U.S. Locations
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Livermore, Maine
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Months
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February, March, April, May, July, August, September, October, November
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Contact
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Billie Gammon
Program Director
Norlands Living History Center
42 Hathaway Hill Rd.
Livermore, ME 04253
United States
Phone: 207-897-2236
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