Teaching the Stories of Prisoners of War
Explore Our Educational Programs at Andersonville National Historic Site
At Andersonville National Historic Site, we believe that learning is an adventure, and we offer a range of educational programs designed to engage students of all ages. Whether you're near or far, we have options to bring the history of Andersonville to life for your classroom. Discover how we can help enrich your curriculum through immersive learning experiences!
To schedule a program, email us at:
ande_reservations@nps.gov
Live Virtual Programs & Distance Learning
Our live virtual programs bring Andersonville directly to your students, no matter where they are. Through interactive video sessions, students can explore any POW topics, Civil War topics, Andersonville, nature and wildlife, and cultural resources! With primary sources, artifacts, and historical narratives, our distance learning programs connect the past with the present.
In-Person Classroom Visits
Bring the stories of Andersonville to your classroom with a visit from our park rangers! We offer a wide range of topics tailored to your curriculum. Through engaging presentations and hands-on activities, we make history come alive for your students.
Field Trips to Andersonville
Nothing compares to the experience of visiting Andersonville National Historic Site in person. Field trips provide students with a deeper understanding of history as they explore the National Prisoner of War Museum, the Andersonville Prison site, and the Andersonville National Cemetery. Our guided tours and activities help students connect with the history and significance of this powerful site.
Virtual Field Trips to the National Prisoner of War Museum.
Students can explore the National Prisoner of War Museum in Andersonville, Georgia, the only museum solely dedicated to the American POW experience.
Virtual Learning Journey: The National Prisoner of War Museum.
