On Saturday, we traveled to Eureka Springs,
Arkansas. Eureka Springs is
famous for its healing hot springs, beautiful Victorian architecture, and
traditional arts and crafts.
Our students participated in the National
Kids’ Day Festival in Basin Park, visited a haunted hotel, toured a
traditional Victorian house, and, of course, went swimming in Beaver Lake!
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On top of the Crescent Hotel. Jane, Ara, and Bart. |
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All of us! The Crescent Hotel is said to be haunted. |
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We visited the Rosalie House. Miss
Savilatea Grace deChorum let us dress up in traditional Victorian
clothing. The Rosalie
House was built in the 1880s and is on the National Historic
Register.
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Michael, Dominic, Tree, Brian, Tom, James
Rachel, Ara, Judy, Lily Sally, Jane |
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In Basin Park, we celebrated National
Kids’ Day with face painting and games.
We also watched an open-car parade through downtown Eureka
Springs.
This is Jung-hyun (Bart) playing!
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