Sponsored by St. Augustine Lighthouse & Museum 

April 4, 2006, St. Augustine Lighthouse & Museum 

  Is the Loch Ness Monster real? Are today's modern crocodiles related 
to the dinosaurs? Through a series of education and craft stations set 
up along the grounds of the St. Augustine Lighthouse & Museum, these 
questions and more will be answered. Students will learn about some of 
the creatures that roamed the prehistoric seas. Students will also 
learn some of the present-day myths of creatures such as Loch Ness and 
Champ. This new program put together by the museum's education 
department concludes the 2005-06 Home School Days season. Cost is $3 
per student and $1 per parent/chaperone; St. Johns County students and 
parent/chaperones are free. If you have any questions, please contact 
Paul Wenglowsky, director of maritime education for the museum, at 
(904) 829-0745 or paulw@staugustinelighthouse.com. 
Directions: The museum is on A1A, 1 mile south of the Bridge of Lions 
or 2 miles north of SR 312 and A1A.