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Unless otherwise noted, please call 410.465.8500 to
make reservations for any of our events.
July 30 - August 3, 2007: “NEW”
Victorian Dreams - A Living History Half-Day Camp at the Patapsco
Female Institute Historic Park
Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Audience: Grades 4 +
Cost: $110.00 for 3 hours plus $25.00 materials
fee – Reservations only
Spend your Spring Break at the Patapsco Female Institute
Historic Park! Travel in time to the 1850s. Dress in camp adapted
pinafores as you make authentic crafts, play the games and sports
of the 1850s, and learn Victorian dancing. Enjoy morning tea in
the parlors of Mt. Ida each day. Design and participate in your
classes “own” graduation ceremony from the Patapsco
Female Institute, a once nationally renowned girls’ school
in Ellicott Mills, now known as Ellicott City. Friends and families
are invited to attend graduation on the last day of camp.
August 6 - 10, 2007: “NEW”
Victorian Dreams - A Living History Half-Day Camp at the Patapsco
Female Institute Historic Park
Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Audience: Grades 4 +
Cost: $110.00 for 3 hours plus $25.00 materials
fee – Reservations only
Spend your Spring Break at the Patapsco Female Institute
Historic Park! Travel in time to the 1850s. Dress in camp adapted
pinafores as you make authentic crafts, play the games and sports
of the 1850s, and learn Victorian dancing. Enjoy morning tea in
the parlors of Mt. Ida each day. Design and participate in your
classes “own” graduation ceremony from the Patapsco
Female Institute, a once nationally renowned girls’ school
in Ellicott Mills, now known as Ellicott City. Friends and families
are invited to attend graduation on the last day of camp.
Aug 13 - 17, 2007: “NEW”
Shakespeare Kids: The Chesapeake Shakespeare Company’s Hands-On
Theater Camp at the Patapsco Female Institute Historic Park
Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Audience: Grades 4 - 6
Cost: $199.00 for 1 week plus $25.00 materials
fee – Reservations only
Have great fun playing with Shakespeare with members
of the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company. Acting Shakespeare is made
fun and easy and we do it just as they did it in Shakespeare’s
day in the great outdoors. Learn about costumes of the period, about
staged fighting and about the greatest (and most entertaining) writer
in history. The camp will end with a Friday afternoon performance
of Shakespeare by the campers open to friends and family. Bring
a $25.00 material fee the first day of camp.
Saturday, September 29, 2007: Women
in the Park
Time: Park opens 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM; Program
10:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Audience: All
Cost: $15 general public, $10 students and 65+
in advance – $20 at the door – Free for members
Attend any of the following lectures:
- 10:30 AM – “Some Leaders are Born
Women: A Contemporary Woman’s Political Journey.”
Presented by Courtney Watson, Howard County Council.
- 12:00 PM – “Conversation, Composition,
and Corsets: Nineteenth-Century American Education for Young Ladies.”
Presented by Dr. Jane L. Donawerth, University of Maryland
- 1:30 PM – “How Women of Science
Make a Difference in Society: From Phelps to Baylor and Beyond.”
Presented by Dr. Martha Baylor, Carleton College
Participate in docent tours and archaeological
interpretation between lectures. Deluxe box lunches from Nora Café
offered for $12 or bring your own. Rain or shine.
Reserve a date: Victorian Tea
at Mt. Ida
Mt. Ida can be a perfect mother/daughter or
best friend (adult) friend tea. What better way to spend an afternoon
with family, friends or your club or organization. We can design
a program to meet the needs of your group. This is a great way to
learn about Women in History, explore Mt. Ida and the Patapsco Female
Institute (weather permitting), participate in and learn about Victorian
Parlor Games. Three sweets, three savories and tea will be served
to you and your guests by docents in period attire. Come and find
out what the Patapsco Female Institute is all about. For additional
information and to schedule your tea, call 410-465-8500.
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