Discover Exeter’s Historic Beverages Tour: A Unique Homeschooling Adventure
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for families with children able to walk moderate distances comfortably.
Overview
Explore New Hampshire’s colonial past in a fun, hands-on Historic Beverages Tour designed especially for homeschoolers in Exeter. Discover how traditional drinks shaped the region’s culture and history.
Historic Beverages Tour For Homeschoolers
May 22
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About This Adventure
Immerse your homeschool child in a captivating 90-minute journey through revolutionary history. This unique program reveals how hot beverages like tea, chocolate, and coffee fueled America's quest for independence, making learning both delicious and memorable. Perfect for curious minds aged 8 and up, it's an experience that blends education with history.
About:
Step into the past with our education program specially designed for homeschool age children, ages 8+. In this engaging program, we offer a diverse exploration of revolutionary history. In this 90-minute session, students will sip their way back to the 1700s and discover how hot beverages (tea, chocolate, and coffee) played an important role in America’s fight for independence.
Adventure Tips
Plan for Tasting Sessions
Prepare for short sampling opportunities throughout the tour to engage all senses.
Suitable for Ages 7–14
Ideal for children in middle childhood and early teens for maximum engagement and learning.
Bring Comfortable Footwear
The tour involves walking around historic downtown Exeter; wear comfortable shoes for uneven sidewalks.
Book in Advance
Tours fill quickly during peak homeschooling months; reserve your spot ahead of time.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Common local backyard birds like chickadees
- Seasonal sightings of white-tailed deer in nearby green spaces
History
Exeter was founded in 1638 and served as a leading town in New England's colonial history, with its early beverage traditions reflecting its agricultural roots.
Conservation
Tours promote awareness of local heritage while encouraging respectful interaction with the historic district and local businesses to support sustainable tourism.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Essential for walking on historic streets and uneven surfaces.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated during the 1–2 hour walking tour.
Sun hat or sunscreen
spring specific
Light rain jacket
fall specific