"Making History" Summer Camp is limited to 20 campers, Ages 7-11. Projects include a log cabin, Timucuan totem sculpture, scavenger hunt of artifacts, downtown mural hike, outdoor sketching, learn how pioneer children played, make a folk toy,form a circus parade, storytelling by award winning local historian, Bill Dreggors, & much more.

Camp Type:  Day Year Established: 1988 Gender: Coed Age of Campers: 7 to 11 years old Cost/Week: $76.00-$200.00/wk Religious Affiliation: None Camp Owner(s): West Volusia Historical Society Camp Director(s): Suze Peace-State Cert Art Specialist K-12 Nearest Large City: Daytona Beach Off Season Rental: No

Camp Focus: Arts Camps: Other Arts Special Accommodations: Handicapped Ramp Access

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Additional Activities:
Make Timucuan Indian Totem, Log Cabin, Mural Walk, Storytelling

Lead by: Suze Peace -state certified art specialist K-12

When: Jun. 20-24, from 9am-3pm daily

Where: Conrad Center(DeLand House Museum)-137 W. Michigan Ave., DeLand, FL 32720

Cost: $75 for Members & $85 for Non-Members ($10 less for 2nd child) + $5 per camper supplies fee

Limited to: 20 Campers - Ages 7-11

For Reservations Call: 386-740-6813 or 734-4765, Tues-Sat., Noon-4pm