Learning stations across the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum provide students with the opportunity to watch lumber demonstrations, try hands-on activities and talk with knowledgeable staff to discover what it was like to work in Pennsylvania’s forests.

This hands-on educational event is a great way for students and school groups to learn about the work that led to the development, expansion and the conservation practices that served to establish the state as a leader in the lumber industry. [Rain Date= 10/3]

Contact Museum the Museum Educator at (814) 435-2652 or email jenhaines@pa.gov to register for Woodhick Day information, to book a guided tour or schedule an educational outreach program.