Come and listen to the stories of mountain men as they interpret the lifestyles of the 1830’s and the gold seekers of the 1849 era. Step back into history with a visit to a Rendezvous, you’ll see how they lived, traded and worked. The Gilman Ranch will host a unique opportunity for students, parents and teachers to interact with and observe a lifestyle whose skills have been long forgotten.

Program includes museum and house tours, blacksmithing, pioneer doll making, rug braiding and gold panning. Demonstrations by Mountain men include: the tomahawk throw, flint napping, black powder shooting, dutch oven cooking, tents and teepees, old fashion games for children and much more.Where: The Historic Gilman Ranch & Wagon Museum
16th & Wilson Streets, Banning, CA 951-922-9200

When: April 18, 19 & 20, 2007 9:00am-12:00pm

Please reserve your school’s times now!

Cost: $7.00 PER STUDENT, FREE FOR TEACHERS