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Educational ProgramsSchool Field Trips
Current Tours available include: Cotton/Early History Tour - 45-60 minutes long, covers the history of cotton and its historical importance to Greenville and Hunt County. More in-depth than the general tour. Visit the historic Ende house and explore how the merchant class lived in the 1800s. Will be geared towards your grade level. Maximum number of students per tour is 50. Military Tour - 45-60 minutes long, covers the life story of Audie Murphy and history of other Hunt County soldiers in the new Hall of Heroes wing. Tour briefly covers the history of WWI through Vietnam War. Available for all grades but recommended more for 3rd grade and above. Maximum number of students per tour is 40.
School Enrollment ProgramThe School Program is a wonderful opportunity for schools to consider when planning their outreach and field trip activities. For all school districts who participate, the Museum offers a sliding scale fee based on school enrollment so all of the classes in your school district can tour the Museum at no additional cost for one year.
Joining the School Program gives teachers the opportunity to take learning outside of the classroom. The students, many of whom cannot afford extras, are able to take part in learning more about the fascinating history of our region. With all of the changes taking place at the Museum it is an opportune time to rediscover our fascinating history. If your school district would like to join our School Program please contact the Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum at (903) 450-4502.
Research LibraryThe museum has a research collection focusing primarily on cotton, military and Hunt County history.
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