EDUCATION AT HCHM

Education

Connecting students and communities to the history of Harrison County.

EDUCATION AT HCHM

History Worth Teaching.

Programs for Every Age.

The museum’s education programs connect students, families, and adult learners to Harrison County’s real story. Field trips are free for local schools, interactive meet ups help community members uncover their genealogy, and adults can keep learning through programs designed specifically for them.

Adult Learning Programs

Discover local history during your lunch break. Our Lunch & Learn series features engaging presentations from guest speakers and historians, offering adult learners a convenient, interactive way to explore Harrison County’s rich past.

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History Rocks! Day Camp

5 days. 5 partnering museums. One unforgettable summer camp. Guided by professional educators, kids dive into hands-on activities and explore local museum collections, leaving with a brand-new perspective on Harrison County's past. Check our events page or social media for registration announcements.

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Genealogy Workshops

Uncover your connection to local history and bring your family story to life. These interactive workshops provide practical tools, collaborative support, and direct access to Harrison County archives. Whether you're just getting started or working through a research brick wall, you'll receive expert guidance to trace your lineage, navigate historic records, and preserve your family legacy for generations to come.

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School Field Trips

Students walk through the 1901 Courthouse and Service and Sacrifice: Harrison County at War to explore local history firsthand. Museum docents lead each visit to build critical thinking and historical perspective tailored to the grade level and curriculum your class is studying.

Free for Harrison County schools and homeschool students

Free for Harrison County schools and homeschool students.

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Questions About Education

Programs?

Reach our education director directly at

[email protected]. Whether you’re a teacher planning a field trip, a parent with questions about summer camp, or an adult curious about our programming, we’re glad to hear from you.

This Museum Belongs to Harrison County.

Help Us Keep It Going.

There are a few ways to support the work, and every one of them makes a real

difference.

Donate

Your contribution directly funds collections, exhibits, and free programs for Harrison County schools.

DONATE TODAY

Become a Member

Enjoy exclusive perks like a quarterly newsletter, free research help, and complimentary admission to various educational events all while supporting the preservation of Harrison County history.