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Amoureux House App

For over 150 years this story remained untold

For over 150 years this story remained untold

Amoureux House App

by Don Strand
Amoureux House App
Amoureux House App
Amoureux House App

What is it about?

For over 150 years this story remained untold. “The Story of Pélagie” app was created to bring a face to the many brave African American women who remain faceless in the history books, and whose lives made a real difference in America. The app provides teachers with a tangible tool so users can move chronologically through the story, jump to a certain subject, or scroll through the timeline to a particular period. Here are just a few ways the app can engage and enliven history, making history relevant to students’ lives today:

Amoureux House App

App Details

Version
1.1
Rating
(1)
Size
64Mb
Genre
Education
Last updated
February 29, 2024
Release date
May 12, 2021
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App Screenshots

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App Store Description

For over 150 years this story remained untold. “The Story of Pélagie” app was created to bring a face to the many brave African American women who remain faceless in the history books, and whose lives made a real difference in America. The app provides teachers with a tangible tool so users can move chronologically through the story, jump to a certain subject, or scroll through the timeline to a particular period. Here are just a few ways the app can engage and enliven history, making history relevant to students’ lives today:

- Define the word “freedom” then and now
- Analyze a court case
- Identify negative stereotypes and how to dispel them
- Study an important period in American history
- Listen to Pélagie’s present-day descendants

Once downloaded the app requires a short initial network connection (cellular or Wi-Fi) for content download. From that moment on, the app works 100% offline.

The house where Pélagie and her family lived still stands today.
Located in Ste. Genevieve, Missouri, a town with one of the largest collections of French colonial architecture, the Amoureux House was built in 1792 and is a present-day museum open to the public.

For questions regarding group tours or to schedule a tour, please call 573-880-7189 or email us at STGE_Visitor_Info@nps.gov. Additional educational materials can be found on the corresponding website www.Amhouse.org.

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