Dedicated to the Museum of Richmond, England

Summary: John Lewis (1713-1792), a commoner, basically won a court case against a princess that led to a limited pedestrian right of way through Richmond Park. He established the idea of public access.

In this skit, three boys find out they can walk through a park that had previously been reserved only for royalty.  But how exactly can they do that?

This skit (like all others) includes fascinating background information.

WHERE HAS THIS SKIT BEEN USED?

• History classes as reader’s theatre
• Drama showcases
• Museums

Check the PREVIEW on the Teachers Pay Teachers link below.