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While it could be said that the whole Buffalo Gap Historic Village is an education in the history of the West Texas frontier, the Texas Frontier Heritage and Cultural Center™ offers a number of special, ongoing educational programs. Check out these possibilities:
2008 Summer Writing Camp: A unique opportunity for forty high school students to hone their writing skills during the week of June 9 - 12, 2008.
 Chautauqua Learning Series: In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the Chautauqua movement spread
throughout the rural United States. Chautauqua provided educational lectures
and entertainment for average Americans before the advent of mass media
like radio and television. The Texas Frontier Heritage and Cultural Center™
is proud to continue the spirit of that tradition in the unique setting
of the Buffalo Gap Historic Village. Upcoming lectures can be found by
clicking on the Special Events page.
1925 Historic School Class Experience
Vintage Base Ball team
Online teacher's curriculum guide to the Buffalo Gap Historic Village. Printed copies are available if you
don’t want to download and print one yourself. Contact the Village at (325)
572-3365.
The Village also provides a number of student intern opportunities for local university history students. |
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