Art and Life in Early America
Docents using a "mind map" for a creative writing exercise that is now a part of the Early American tour.
Docent Guide 10.24.16 Includes addition of Gallery 22: Karen Hampton, which replaces Gallery 4 Portraits. Karen Hampton exhibit information is under exhibits, or use search engine in the upper right.
Landscape creative writing sample
Loom Docent Guidelines 2.25.16
Routes 10.17.16
Training Videos:
January 30, 2017 Loom Docent Video
October 24, 2016 Updated training with Karen Hampton video
November 4, 2013 Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8, Part 9
November 2, 2015 Art & Life in Early America Tour Review (Part 1) video (Part 2) video (Part 3 Kinau) video (Part 4 Basement Waiting Area/Fireplace Rm.) video (Part 5 Gallery 30) video
Gallery 30: Textile Making, Occupations & Costumes
Colonial America Tour information 1, 2
Early American textile pattern article from Sara Oka
Colonial America Kids Book
Spinning
Attucks Teapot Information
Phyllis Wheatley Information
African Free School Information
Fireplace Room: Travel & Village Life
House labels
Indians of North America 1, 2
Wampanoag information Link 2 Link 3 Link 4
Gallery 22: Karen Hampton: Understanding slavery
Slave Ship Information Link 1
Brookes ship (to compare to Mayflower)
Gallery 13: landscape, portraits & furniture
HAA Selected Works American Art p 210-225
Gilbert Stuart to Stuart Davis at HAA, Apollo Magazine
HMA Tall Clock & Tambour Secretary
William Guy Wall, Catskill Mountains
Regis Gignoux, View Near Elizabethtown
Kinau Courtyard: Colonial Games
Games + Native American Game of Staves
TIPS: Snacks should be eaten AFTER the children play games to keep the games clean.
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Gallery 4: Portraits & understanding the Northern Colonial economy Note: Replaced by Karen Hampton Exhibit for 2016-2017 School Year
Northern Slavery Information Link 1 Link 2 Link 3 Link 4 Link 5 Link 6
Slavery in Medford (home of Gov. John Brooks)
Royall House and slave house in Medford, MA
Gilbert Stuart, Governor John Brooks
John Singleton Copley, Nathaniel Allen
Gallery 4 Activity - small portraits of Grandma, Nathanial and Gov. Brooks (not attached)
Indentured servants occupations