We welcome classes and individual student researchers. Sixth through 12th graders visit for free, and classes may pre-register for a group tour and orientation. On Wednesday evenings during the school year, Student Mentors are available to work with students on their history projects.
Teachers
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The Historical Society of Pennsylvania is committed to working with teachers to help students learn American history and historical thinking skills. Our vast collection provides content for lessons connected to academic standards - from the founding of the nation through the twentieth century. We have publications, online lesson, workshops, special library orientations, and more. Check out the offering on this page and contact us directly to set up programs and visits that best meet your needs.
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 Click here to use HSP’s online databases. You can search our online catalog Discover by topic as well as use subject guides to get to the items you need. |
 Education programs are guided by a board of advisors. Made up of teachers and curriculum specialists, the board meets three-four times a year to review ideas and plans for new programs and materials. |
 The Historical Society of Pennsylvania publishes two journals that may be of interest to teachers: the more scholarly Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography and the more popular Pennsylvania Legacies. The latter even features special sections for teachers.Teachers and schools can purchase subscriptions in hard copy or on online. |
