School groups are encouraged to tour the site. Currently school groups from several area counties visit the Fort annually. The site regularly entertains teachers and students with guided tours and demonstrations of colonial skills and games. The largest program for students occurs the last week of September each year when the site hosts it's "living history days". In addition to the house/museum various individuals are on the grounds demonstrating such things as driving oxen, fire starting, frontier cooking, spinning and weaving, soap making, etc. This event draws over 1,000 students and their teachers from the area.