Programs for Students and Teachers
The Chisholm Trail Museum offers field trip opportunities for students and outreach living history programs for your classroom.
Living History
Living history is a tool to engage students and adults by providing eyewitness accounts of events using historical clothing, objects, and creative storytelling. These special programs bring history to life and help connect the audience to the past. Presentations vary based on audience age.
Programs Available:
1870s Cowboy
1870s Chuck Wagon Camp*
Coming Soon:
1907 Statehood Day Reporter
Program Fees:
The fee for outreach programs held at a school in the greater Oklahoma City metro area is $75
The fee for outreach programs held at a school outside of the Oklahoma City metro area is $125.
*Additional fees apply for setting up the full chuck wagon at offsite locations. Please contact the museum for details.
Hands-On Trunks:
Cattle Drives
Trappers, Traders, and Hunters of the Plains
Coming Soon:
Tribes, Trade, and the Frontier Economy
The Worst Hard Times: Oklahoma & The Dust Bowl
Living History
Living history is a tool to engage students and adults by providing eyewitness accounts of events using historical clothing, objects, and creative storytelling. These special programs bring history to life and help connect the audience to the past. Presentations vary based on audience age.
Programs Available:
1870s Cowboy
1870s Chuck Wagon Camp*
Coming Soon:
1907 Statehood Day Reporter
Program Fees:
The fee for outreach programs held at a school in the greater Oklahoma City metro area is $75
The fee for outreach programs held at a school outside of the Oklahoma City metro area is $125.
*Additional fees apply for setting up the full chuck wagon at offsite locations. Please contact the museum for details.
Hands-On Trunks:
Cattle Drives
Trappers, Traders, and Hunters of the Plains
Coming Soon:
Tribes, Trade, and the Frontier Economy
The Worst Hard Times: Oklahoma & The Dust Bowl
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Our Education Programs are sponsored in part by:
Walmart
Walmart