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School Programs
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The Old North Foundation offers three unique ways for students to visit and learn about the history
of the Old North Church—including a brand-new, in-depth field trip program for 3rd–8th graders. Our
programs vary in length, content focus, and depth of exploration. Learn more about each program by
following the links below. If you would like help choosing the program that would be most appropriate
for your students, feel free to contact the education department at schoolprograms@oldnorth.com.
Once you have made your choice, visit our Schedule a Program page to learn how to book your program.
Freedom Trail Drop-In: A Brief Presentation on the
History of the Old North
Guides present highlights of church history and architecture
and answer questions.
Grades: all
Program Length: 15 minutes
Cost: $1.00 suggested donation
per student
Group Limit: 150 students or 6 classes
Who Hung the Lanterns in the Old North Steeple?
A History Mystery
An educator-led field trip program where students use historical
resources to investigate the mystery of who hung the lanterns
in the Old North steeple on the eve of the American Revolution.
Grades: 3rd–8th
Program Length: 1.5 hours
Cost: $5.00 per student
Group Limit: 25 students or 1 class
Behind the Scenes at the Old North Church: A Guided Tour
Guides bring students to areas of the church not accessible to the
general public including the bell ringing chamber, second-floor
gallery, and the crypt.
Grades: 6th–12th
Program Length: 1 hour
Cost: $4.00 per student
Group Limit: 75 students or 3 classes
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