easy
1 hour
Suitable for most students with basic mobility
Step outside and bring history to life with a hands-on tour at The Heritage Society. Ideal for school groups seeking an engaging outdoor educational experience in Houston.
This is a booking for a private school field trip to The Heritage Society.
Experience history come alive at The Heritage Society! Choose from three historic structures for an engaging hour-long tour, perfect for school groups. Enhance your visit with interactive exhibits and activities, and enjoy lunch in the courtyard. A memorable educational adventure awaits your students, fostering a deeper connection to the past.
Thank you for thinking of The Heritage Society for your school field trip! We would love to host you and your students.
Our tours include three historic structures of your choosing. You may visit our website for grade-based recommendations here. These tours last about an hour long and can usually hold about 45 students at a time. We also have exhibit offerings and an interactive Latino cARTography board in our Museum Gallery and activity offerings in our Tea Room that we can provide at your request. For larger groups, time to include these offerings must be accounted for to ensure each student will have a rotation through the historic structures. School groups are also welcome to eat sack lunches in our courtyard.
We are open Tuesdays-Saturdays 10am-4pm. Student tickets are $6 and chaperone/teacher tickets are $13.
Appropriate footwear helps navigate the historic structures and outdoor spaces comfortably.
Stay hydrated and protected from the sun during outdoor learning activities.
The tour is designed to fit within a typical school period, making scheduling easier.
Encourage students to engage actively with the guides and exhibits for a richer experience.
The site has been preserving local history since its establishment in 1920, providing authentic insights into early Texas life.
The Heritage Society emphasizes sustainable preservation techniques and environmentally friendly practices to maintain the historic site.
Provides safety and comfort when touring historic sites and outdoor areas.
Allows students to jot down thoughts or questions during the tour.
Protects skin from sun exposure during outdoor activities.
spring;summer;fall specific
Keeps participants hydrated during the outdoor experience.