Wright City West Elementary students visited the Innsbrook Historical Society for a field trip on Oct. 25.
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Madonna Laws teaches students from Wright City West Elementary School on how students their age used to be educated in the 1870s as part of a school field trip to the Innsbrook Historical Society. Students visited the site and learned about life in the 1870s from life in log cabins to food preservation to life for students like them over 150 years ago.
