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How many students can participate?
How many students can participate?
The Stevens-Crawford Heritage House can host a maximum of 24 students at a time, or four groups of 6. We can accommodate groups as small as 4-5.
What is the student experience like?
What is the student experience like?
Students work collaboratively in a small group to solve a series of puzzles that take them throughout the two floors of the house. Each group is solving different puzzles--so no cheating! An adult chaperone is there to guide them, while museum staff are available for hints if students get stuck.
What is your chaperone to student ratio?
What is your chaperone to student ratio?
We recommend a 1:5 adult chaperone-to-student ratio. Groups work best when they have at least one adult to help keep students on task!
How much does this cost?
How much does this cost?
If you are a school group visiting only the Stevens-Crawford House, the program is free for a limited time thanks to a grant from the Clackamas County Arts Alliance. If you are visiting in conjunction with touring the Ermatinger House, the cost is $5.00/student.
For non-school groups, the cost for participants is $10.00/each (not including adult chaperones, who receive complimentary admission).
Is there funding available for buses?
Is there funding available for buses?
Please email us for more information if your district does not provide funding for busses.
What is parking like? Is bus parking available?
What is parking like? Is bus parking available?
Busses can drop off students at our door on 6th Street, and can usually find parking down the road at the Museum of the Oregon Territory or the End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center. We do have on-street parking in front of the house as well.
Is the Stevens-Crawford Heritage House wheelchair accessible?
Is the Stevens-Crawford Heritage House wheelchair accessible?
Unfortunately, the Stevens-Crawford House is not wheelchair accessible. The first floor is accessed by a short flight of stairs. However, the Museum of the Oregon Territory is ADA accessible.
Do you have other guided school programs?
Do you have other guided school programs?
Not at this time! Our next school tour program, Bright Ideas, will launch in Fall 2023 at the Museum of the Oregon Territory. However, school groups are welcome to take a self-guided tour of either museum. Contact CCHS Executive Director Stephen Greenwood at director@clackamashistory.org for more information.
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