Twentynine Palms Historical Society
29 Palms, California
School Tours
BRING YOUR CLASS FOR A TOUR OF
THE OLD SCHOOLHOUSE MUSEUM
You are cordially invited to bring your class to the Old Schoolhouse Museum for a tour. The Museum is housed in the old Twentynine Palms Grammer School, the oldest public building in the Morongo Basin.
Our tour is broken into three mini segments:
1. the original Schoolhouse room where students sit in old school desks and listen to historic tales;
2. the middle room where they are introduced to artifacts of the Native Americans,miners, cattlemen, homesteaders and the military base. Here they participate in a Hunt for History; and
3. your class may also shop in the Gift Shop and purchase items on their own or we will make Gift Bags for $5.00 each. These bags need to be ordered at least a week before your visit and paid for during your visit.
Once you make your tour reservation we will send you a handout with historical facts. This will enable the students to be better prepared and to anticipate an interesting trip. Our handout and tour are designed to help you meet the requirements set forth in the California State Social Studies Standards for 3rd Grade.
See the School Tour Procedures and Rules page for more information and to schedule a tour.
A donation to the Museum, if your funds allow, would be greatly appreciated to help cover the cost of materials.
HOPE TO SEE YOUR MANY SMILING FACES SOON!
Twentynine Palms Historical Society
Old Schoolhouse Museum
6760 National Park Drive
PO Box 1926
Twentynine Palms, CA 92277
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