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Rangers and park volunteers will offer a variety of engaging programs that appeal to visitors of all ages at the first annual Fall Festival. Greene Monument Lawn JR Ranger Activities
Colonial Games and Arts and Crafts
Battlefield Archeologist
Historians and archeologists use various kinds of evidence to accurately interpret a battlefield. Step into their shoes and use archeological evidence and primary sources to determine which section of the Guilford Courthouse battlefield corresponds with their evidence packet.
Clothesline Code Line
Spies during the Revolutionary War used various means to communicate their messages, even hiding messages in plain sight. Create your very own hidden message and learn about espionage during the Revolutionary War.
Historic New Garden Road (Halfway to Stop 6 at the False Third Line)
Soldier Life
Learn about the daily life of a soldier on campaign during the American Revolution.
Colonial Medicine
In 18th century America, there was limited knowledge and treatments for the sick or injured. Medicine had to be shipped to the colonies. Those who lived in the backcountry of North Carolina were not the first to receive medical supplies. What techniques did they use when common medicines were not widely available? Learn about colonial medical techniques and ingredients in backcountry North Carolina.
Colonial Music
Music played a significant role in colonial society, from the battlefield to popular entertainment. Learn about music sung and played by early Americans.
Visitor Center Program
11:30 am and 1:30 pm
Carolina Colonial Dancers Performance
The Carolina Colonial Dancers will demonstrate 18th century dance. They invite the audience to join them and learn a dance.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
2332 New Garden Rd, Greensboro, NC 27410, United States
