October 11 - 20, 2012
Exploring the Roots of American History and Literature
Contact Information
Dr. Sara Crook
600 Hoyt Street
PO Box 10
Peru, NE 68421
(402) 872-2279
SCrook@peru.edu
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Dr. Dan Holtz
600 Hoyt Street
PO Box 10
Peru, NE 68421
(402) 872-2267
DHoltz@peru.edu |
Past Trails and Tales Photo Gallery
Additional Information
Project or Program Desired Outcomes
Trails and Tales Brochure/Itinerary/Registration
Course Outline - English 498/598 and Education 598
Course Outline - History 498/598 and Education 598
Trails and Tales VIII: “Exploring the Roots of American History and Literature,” is the eighth offering of Peru State College’s popular and innovative interdisciplinary history and literature tour.
First offered in June of 1996, this program has taken more than 300 teachers, students, PSC alumni, and others who appreciate Nebraska’s heritage on statewide tours of the state’s important historical and literary sites. Now, for the first time, Trails and Tales--in October of 2012--will venture away from Nebraska and the plains to explore the foundations of American history and literature in an adventure spanning the east coast from Williamsburg, Virginia, to Concord, Massachusetts. And, again, Peru State alumni will get the first opportunity to sign up.
This time the nine-day
chartered bus tour will
feature numerous stops
at sites which illustrate
American Colonial and
early United States history.
Additionally, the tour will
feature stops at the homes,
birthplaces, and, even,
graves of American literary giants.
Spots on the tour are limited, and this one promises to be particularly memorable. So join your fellow Peru State friends on this journey sponsored by your alma mater, Nebraska’s first college.
TOUR COST
Transportation arrangements to Norfolk, VA, to commence the tour, and from Boston, MA, to conclude the tour, are to be made and purchased individually. The cost of the tour is $2,449 (based on double occupancy), $3,389 (based on single occupancy) which includes all transportation (between Norfolk, VA and Boston, MA), lodging, meals (except 2 lunches), admissions, tips, and taxes. Your only expenses on the tour would be the previously mentioned 2 lunches, individual purchases, souvenirs, or alcoholic beverages. A $100 deposit is required to hold your reservation in the Tour. The deposit is fully refundable until August 1, 2012. All applications due by August 1, 2012. Deposits are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. The balance of the tour is due August 1, 2012. No refunds are allowed after that date unless the tour slot is filled by another person.
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