Home School Day at the William-Payne House & Garden
Sandy Springs Historic Site ( also known as The William-Payne House & Garden) is hosting a HOME SCHOOL DAY January 31, 2002, 9am-noon. It is located on Sandy Springs Circle between Hilderbrand and Sandy Springs Place just west of Roswell Road. It is the historic site where Sandy Springs got its name. The actual spring is located on the property.
Learn about Native Americans and the life of settlers over 100 years ago. Tour the historic Williams-Payne House (a "plain-style" farmhouse built in 1869), explore heritage gardens & native woodlands, play old-fashioned games, try your hand at heritage crafts, touch historic objects and find out how they are used.
$5 per child, $3 members, adults free, fee limited to $10 per family.
Program reccommended for children grades 3-6. Call (404)851-9101 to register. Cathleen Cooke is the program director. To register by mail provide 1) Children's names, 2) ages, 3) number of accompanying adults, 4) contact information: name, address, city, state, zip, phone & e-mail [used to send confirmation or inform you of cancellation due to inclement weather] and 5) payment.