Home From the President Admission Financial Aid Academics Adult Programs Life at Tusculum Alumni News & Events Athletics Business Office About Tusculum Mission Statement Virtual Tour Directory Download Catalog Campus Resources: Events Calendar External Resources Internal Resources Maps/Directions Library Bookstore Post Office A. Johnson Museum Doak House Museum Arts Outreach Service-Learning Learning Center TRIO Programs WTPL Radio Tutoring Center Department Pages Jobs at Tusculum Career Counseling Faculty Pages Information Systems Niswonger Foundation 'Stories-Plants Stenciling' The Doak House Museum hosted "Stories-Plants Stenciling, " an enrichment day camp for home-schooled students April 1-4. The camp provided the students, ages 6-12, an opportunity to learn what the spring season was like for those living in the 1800s through a variety of challenging hands-on projects. These included making puppets using spools, beads, and thread; creating paper cats; and using stencils to decorate wood. The Doak House Museum, which was the home of the Rev. Samuel Witherspoon Doak, co-founder of Tusculum College, hosted more than 7,000 school children from Northeast Tennessee last year for a variety of educational programs related to the early 19th century. For more information about the Doak House Museum's educational programs, call 636-8554 or 1-800-729-0256 ext. 5251.