Hands-on history
The Youth Heritage Project, a free four-day historical and cultural exploration for high school-age students, will take place in Ellensburg this year. The Washington Trust for Historical Preservation, which sponsors the event, is accepting applications until May 6.
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Students learn to braid a rug with traditional materials at last year’s Youth Heritage Project. This year’s project will explore alternative energy and history in the Ellensburg area.
Students give their presentations at the Washington Trust for Historical Preservation’s Youth Heritage Project last year.
MOSES LAKE — Some students in the Columbia Basin will get a chance to experience history at close range this summer. The Washington Trust for Historic Preservation is accepting applications for its four-day Youth Heritage Project, which will be July 13-16 in Ellensburg this year.
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