UPCOMING EVENTS:
SUMMER CAMPS 2013
Students Entering 1st – 3rd grade
June 3-4, 9:00- noon
Students
Entering 4th – 6th grade
June 6-7, 9:00 – 2:30
Call Pam Thomas at 325-437-2800 for details
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RECENT EVENTS:


PASTURE GOLF
September 28, 2013
Fort Phantom Hill, Texas
To Participate Contact Jeff Salmon at 325-437-2800
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PASTURE GOLF
September 29, 2012
Fort Phantom Hill, Texas
To Participate Contact Jeff Salmon at 325-437-2800
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http://www.abilenecac.org/calf
SUMMER CAMPS 2012 (SOLD OUT)
Students Entering 1st – 3rd grade
June 18 & 19, 9:00- noon
Students
Entering 4th – 6th grade
June 21 & 22, 9:00 – 2:30
Archeology Rocks! Become part scientist and part detective. Campers will experience how archeologists study the present to learn about the past. Using professional tools and techniques, they will discover secret clues to exciting adventures that lead to uncovering artifacts such as bones, arrowheads and other mysterious relics. Remember, Indiana Jones started as a kid, here is your chance this summer.

Historic Albany:
A Rich & Colorful History

Riding With Pancho Villa
Photography Exhibit
March 2010 - February 2011
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Texas Independence Day 2009
Student
Activity Sheet
"Texas
Our Texas" and Pledge

Casting the Cowboy - Through September 15, 2008

An exhibit featuring artifacts from the
collection of Tom Perini and photographs from the Erwin E. Smith
Collection of the Library of Congress on Deposit at the Amon
Carter Museum, Fort Worth, Texas

This
exhibit derives its name and content from the 2007 National Black
History Theme as set by the Association for the Study of African
American Life and History. The theme is dedicated to the struggles
of peoples of African descent to achieve freedom and equality
in the Americas during the age of emancipation. The exhibit also
looks at the desegregation of Abilene’s public schools
and features the quilts of Zella Woodruff.
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Homeland
Security:
The Texas Forts Trail Past & Present
MAY-SEPTEMBER
11, 2006
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This exhibit at Frontier Texas! in downtown Abilene featured
Christmas traditions from different ethnic cultures that would
have been found on the West Texas frontier. You can learn the history
of “Las
Posadas” the Hispanic tradition that has been continuously
celebrated for over 300 years, the contributions of the German culture,
Christmas on a frontier fort and even the history and photos of
Anson’s “Cowboy Christmas Ball” dating back to
1885.
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This National Women's History Month exhibit showcases the hsitory
and purposes of the Abilene Woman's Club, founded in 1928, in 3
display cases. Items from the organization's past including news
clippings, photos and antiques.
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The museum is located at 625 North First Street downtown. Phone
(325)437-2800 or visit www.frontiertexas.com -for more information. |