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TOUR THE TOWN: Get to know Savannah by experiencing a city tour either by foot on a guided walking tour or on board a trolley. City tours will help your students get better acquainted with Savannah's history. Be sure to stop at the Massie Heritage Center, which has educational programs for all different grades that give you a glimpse of children's lives in the early nineteenth century. LUNCH: Savannah has several favorite restaurants that offer boxed lunches for your students to enjoy in one of 22 beautiful squares. TASTY TREATS: Take a walk on Broughton Street for free honey samples from the Savannah Bee Company and locally made spice blends from the Salt Table. For your sweet tooth, be sure to get some samples of the famous pecan pralines at Savannah's Candy Kitchen or River Street Sweets. And don't forget to a scoop of some of Leopold's famous ice cream, proudly made in Savannah from original recipes since 1919! A MIGHTY INTERESTING MUSEUM: Located just miles from downtown Savannah where the Eighth Air Force was formed in 1942, the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force tells the compelling story of ordinary people whose lives were transformed by extraordinary commitment and sacrifice. Thousands of artifacts include a restored B-17 Flying Fortress, photographs and oral histories donated by veterans and their families. HAUNTED HAPPENINGS: Discover why Savannah continues to be called "America's Most Haunted City"! There are numerous spooky options to choose from, including walking tours in the Historic District, and ghostly trolley tours that will provide a spirited evening event for your troop. TALES OF THE RAILS: Step back more than 200 years at the Georgia Railroad Museum to discover Savannah's essential role in the Industrial Revolution. Enjoy live demonstrations at the Blacksmith's Quarters to see what workers would have designed in the early 1800s. DAY 1 DAY 2 SAVANNAH 3-DAY ITINERARY : OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM