Educators are invited to “Gallery Talks for Teachers,” presented by The History Museum and the Studebaker National Museum. They can learn about the museums’ educational offerings Thursday, Dec. 5, and learn about Victorian Christmas traditions and take a brief tour of Copshaholm. Photo provided by The History Museum.

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SOUTH BEND — Educators are invited to “Gallery Talks for Teachers,” presented by The History Museum and the Studebaker National Museum. They can learn about the museums’ educational offerings.

From 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 5, they can learn about Victorian Christmas traditions and take a brief tour of Copshaholm. Curriculum materials related to Copshaholm are provided.

Each “Gallery Talks for Educators” provides a certificate of completion for two PGP points. The event is free; complimentary wine will be offered.

To register, contact Stephanie McCune-Bell, director of education, at [email protected] or (574) 235-9664, ext. 6241.

Copshaholm was built by industrialist, J.D. Oliver. He and wife, Anna, and their four children moved into the 38-room home on New Year’s Day 1897. The historic house is part of The History Museum campus and is open for guided tours daily.

For information, call (574) 235-9664, ext. 6256 or visit historymuseumSB.org.