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Conner Prairie Museum
http://www.connerprairie.org
Contact:  Brigid Fry      317.776.6000 Ext. 262
E-Mail:  fry@connerprairie.org

Conner Prairie located in Fishers Indiana is one of America's finest living history museums.  Connor Prairie is an open-air living history museum which serves as a center for research and education about the lives, times, attitudes and values of the early 19th century settlers in the Old Northwest Territory.  Conner Prairie includes a museum center, special facilities and five historic areas which are set on 210 acres along the White River.

Distance Learning

Try one of the Conner Prairie Museum Distance Learning programs. Curriculum-based programs are offered on a regularly scheduled basis (see schedule below) or advertised programs can be scheduled on other dates for a higher fee. Please contact the museum  four weeks prior to discuss dates and times.

If you are looking for a special program to fit into your curriculum, Conner Prairie  may be able develop a program based on your needs. Conner Prairie can offer programs focused on history, sciences, humanities, language arts, fine arts and more!

For additional information on Distance Learning or if you are located outside of Indiana, call 317.776.6000 or distancelearning@connerprairie.org. If you are located in Indiana and are ready to schedule your program, please make your reservation through the CILC/Vision Athena website at www.cilc.org.

Cost for CILC/Vision Athena sites (unless otherwise noted):
Requesting site pays own line charges

on-CILC/Vision Athena sites (unless otherwise noted):
Conner Prairie pays gateway charge; requesting site pays dial-up fees

Fall Creek Massacre Trial
Interactive only—point to point! On March 22, 1824, nine Seneca Indians were brutally murdered in what came to be known as the Fall Creek Massacre. You and your students will be the jury as the first defendant comes to trial. This trial marks the first time since the United States became a nation that a white man is tried for murdering an Indian.