Calendar

May 17, 2008

Free TFFC Mini-Institute (Cradle of Forestry)

This day trip will focus on the impact that the Timbering Industry had on the Appalachian region and the emerging modern nation while visiting the birthplace of forest conservation in America.  All travel arrangements will be provided for registered teachers.  Group size is limited and teachers of 5th and HS American History will be given first priority.  To register please call 423.753.9580 or email hdewitt@heritageall.org.

May 24, 2008  @ 10:00 AM

Doors Open 2008

Started in France, the Doors Open program seeks to connect local residents to the cultural and historic resources in their own back yards. Our event will highlight 10 local historic sites and museums, who will open their doors free of charge for the day. More information about the participating sites can be found here.

May 29, 2008  @ 7:00 PM

Preservation Awards

Join us for an awards reception honoring the 2008 Preservation Award Winners. The reception will be held at the International Storytelling Center on Main Street in Jonesborough. Guest Speaker will be Patrick McIntyre, Executive Director of the Tennessee Historical Commission. RSVP by May 22nd to jsanders@heritageall.org or by calling 423.753.9580.

May 30, 2008

TFFC Summer Institute Orientation

Teachers participating in the week long Summer Institutes will meet to receive materials, meet key staff, and get a general introduction to the educational experience. 

June 9, 2008

TFFC Summer Institute (Era 7: The Emergence of Modern America)

This week long institute immerses teachers of American History in study and field experience. In addition to hearing from Historians and fellow teachers, participants will travel to West Virginia for an overnight visit. Applications accepted until April 11, teachers of 5th and HS American History will receive first priority please contact 423.753.9580 or email hdewitt@heritageall.org

June 9, 2008

Governor's School for the Scientific Exploration of TN History

(June 9-20) 

The Heritage Alliance welcomes high school students from across the state for two weeks of education on historic preservation in Tennessee’s oldest town.

June 23, 2008

TFFC Summer Institute (Era 4: Expansion and Reform)

This week long institute immerses teachers of American History in study and field experience.  In addition to hearing from Historians and fellow teachers, participants will travel to Charleston, SC for 3 nights.  Applications accepted until April 11 teachers of 4th, 8th and APUSH will receive first priority, please contact 423.753.9580 or email hdewitt@heritageall.org

July 4, 2008

Jonesborough Days

July 5, 2008

Jonesborough Days

July 6, 2008

Jonesborough Days