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9770 Autrey Mill Road · Johns Creek, GA 30022
(678) 366-3511
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2008 Heritage Summer Camp for ages 6-10
9:00am - 2:30pm. 
Campers bring a snack and a lunch. 

 

Life of an American girl camp is designed for young ladies and features games, crafts, and activities based in historic periods.  Campers should come dressed for the weather, in comfortable 'play' clothes and shoes.  Campers may bring one doll that is relevant to the week's theme, but dolls are not required.

9am - 2:30pm, Monday - Friday
$165 per 5-day camp session (members)
$195 per 5-day camp session (non-members)

With all sessions of this camp almost full, online registration is no longer available.

Please call to check on availability 678-366-3511.

 

This year there are three themes for our weekly heritage camps, and each theme will be  offered twice during the summer.

Week 1 (June 9-13) - This week our young ladies will explore the lives of girls who were Native Americans or Pioneers.  Additionally, campers will begin to appreciate the contributions of young women during the Industrial Revolution.

Week 2 (June 16-20) - This week students will learn about the lives of girls who lived in the original American colonies, girls who were held in slavery, and girls who lived during World War II.

Week 3 (June 23-27) - This week campers will discover what it was like to be a girl on the American South Western frontier, see life through the eyes of young women who lived during the Great Depression, and learn just what the 70's were like for American girls.

Week 4 (July 7-11) - This week our young ladies will explore the lives of girls who were Native Americans or Pioneers.  Additionally, campers will begin to appreciate the contributions of young women during the Industrial Revolution.

Week 5 (July 14-18) - This week students will learn about the lives of girls who lived in the original American colonies, girls who were held in slavery, and girls who lived during World War II.  Session FULL

Week 6 (July 21-25) - This week campers will discover what it was like to be a girl on the American South Western frontier, see life through the eyes of young women who lived during the Great Depression, and learn just what the 70's were like for American girls.