Cooch's Bridge Historic Site: Interpretive Planning Survey

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Thank you for your interest in the Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs' Cooch's Bridge Historic Site! We would like to learn more about activities that interest you. We are designing the programs and displays and believe your input will help to ensure those are engaging to diverse audiences.

The following short survey will help guide efforts. The survey should only take you 5-7 minutes to complete. Your email address will not be collected as part of the survey.

We greatly appreciate your assistance!

What types of programs do you enjoy? (CHECK all that apply.) *

Guided tours

Lectures

Special events

Live demonstrations

Online content

Living history

Self-Guided visits

Workshops

Social activities with peers

Trails and public access

Public archaeology

Other:

Required

In what ways do you enjoy visiting historic sites? (CHECK all that apply.) *

Alone

With family

With a group of friends

As part of a school visit

Other:

Required

What would you like to see or do as part of your visit? (CHECK all that apply.) *

Artifacts

Images

Hands-on activities

Immersive component

Audio guide

Live demonstrations

Touch screens

Videos

Touch objects

QR codes or smart phone integration

Virtual/augmented reality

Models or dioramas

Permanent exhibit(s)

Place to share my story

Guided tours

Changing exhibit(s)

Other:

Required

What types of other amenities should be offered? (CHECK all that apply.) *

School programs

Family programs

Online content

Part of a trail system

Volunteer opportunities

Visitor Center

Outdoor recreation

Research center

Other:

Required

What are the most important stories to tell? Please determine each choice by importance, i.e. Very Important, Important, Neutral, or Unimportant. *

Very Important

Important

Neutral

Unimportant

Local History (Colonial, Industrial, Modern, etc.)

Regional History (Microcosm of larger Delaware history)

Personal Stories (Focus on the individuals)

American Indian Narratives (Past and Present)

African American Narratives (Slavery, Freedom, and Segregation)

Women's Narratives (Past and Present)

Military History (Revolutionary War)

Agriculture (Techniques and Crops)

Industrial History (Innovation and Importance)

Historic Trades (How work has changed)

Mills (History, Types, Importance)

Conservation (Environmental Preservation, Methods and Contemporary Practices)

Landscape (Interaction of People and Place)

Water Power (The Role of Water in Shaping the Landscape)

Transportation/Commuting (Roads, Rails and Rivers)

Preservation Efforts (Architecture)

Stories of the Present and Future (Planning, Industry, Modern Development)

Change Over Time (Landscape and Social)

Very Important

Important

Neutral

Unimportant

Local History (Colonial, Industrial, Modern, etc.)

Regional History (Microcosm of larger Delaware history)

Personal Stories (Focus on the individuals)

American Indian Narratives (Past and Present)

African American Narratives (Slavery, Freedom, and Segregation)

Women's Narratives (Past and Present)

Military History (Revolutionary War)

Agriculture (Techniques and Crops)

Industrial History (Innovation and Importance)

Historic Trades (How work has changed)

Mills (History, Types, Importance)

Conservation (Environmental Preservation, Methods and Contemporary Practices)

Landscape (Interaction of People and Place)

Water Power (The Role of Water in Shaping the Landscape)

Transportation/Commuting (Roads, Rails and Rivers)

Preservation Efforts (Architecture)

Stories of the Present and Future (Planning, Industry, Modern Development)

Change Over Time (Landscape and Social)

In the section below, please include any additional information you think we may find useful.

Thank you for helping us learn more about what Delawareans value when it comes to our historic sites and museums. If you feel comfortable doing so, please check all that apply:

American Indian or Alaskan Native: A person having origins in any of the original peoples of North and South America (including Central America) and who maintains tribal affiliation or community attachment.

Asian- A person having origins in any of the original peoples of the Far East, Southeast Asia, or the Indian subcontinent including, for example, Cambodia, China, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Pakistan, the Philippine Islands, Thailand, and Vietnam.

Black or African American- A person having origins in any of the Black racial groups of Africa.

Hispanic or Latino- People who identify their origin as Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish may be of any race.

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander- A person having origins in any of the original peoples of Hawaii, Guam, Samoa, or other Pacific Islands.

White/Caucasian- A person having origins in any of the original peoples of Europe, the Middle East, or North Africa.

Thank you for helping us learn more about what Delawareans value when it comes to our historic sites and museums If you feel comfortable doing so, please indicate which applies:

Under 25

25-44

45-64

65 and older

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