Bauvais-Amoureux House, The Story of Pelagie for iOS

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For over 150 years this story remained undiscovered. The Story of Pelagie app was created to bring a face to the many brave African American women...
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For over 150 years this story remained undiscovered. The Story of Pelagie app was created to bring a face to the many brave African American women...

For over 150 years this story remained undiscovered. The Story of Pelagie 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 nowAnalyze a court caseIdentify negative stereotypes and how to dispel themStudy an important period in American historyListen to Pelagies present day descendants, both black and whiteOnce 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 Pelagie 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 Bauvais-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 573-883-7102 or email us at FelixValleStateHistoricSite@dnr.mo.govAdditional educational materials can be found on the corresponding website www.Amhouse.org.