20-40 Minutes
Living History
Appomattox Court House National Historical Park
A living history talk is presented by a staff member who portrays a person who actually lived during 1865 and shares with visitors what he or she experienced around the time of the surrender. These talks are typically from April-October.
At Appomattox Court House visitors have opportunities to participate in living history talks and ranger lead talks. A living history talk is presented by a staff member who portrays a person who actually lived during 1865 and shares with visitors what he or she experienced around the time of the surrender. While giving talks and between talks the individuals will not break character, so do not ask questions referring to anything that occurred after that time. These talks are typically from April-October.
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Guided ToursEnslavementMilitaryBattlefieldsInfantry and MilitiaWars and ConflictsCivil WarAppomattox Court HouseLiving Historycitizens1860s
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Details
Duration
20-40 Minutes
Fees Apply
No
Seasons
Spring, Summer, Fall
Time of Day
Day
Accessibility
The programs are conducted on the porch of the Clover Hill Tavern. Those unable to climb stairs can join in the program from the ground level.
Pets
Yes
Reservations
No
Location
Living History- Clover Hill Tavern Porch