The Moore-Lindsay Historical House offers a variety of educational opportunities for to public and private schools, homeschool groups, community groups, Scouts troops, and other local organizations to learn about Oklahoma’s Territorial Period, Norman History, the Victorian Era, and Museum Studies. We have programs and presentations already developed, but we also are willing to create programs designed to fit your organization's interests and needs.
Opportunities include:
  • Public Workshops, Spring Break Camps, and Summer Camps
  • Private Classes and Workshops
  • Field Trips
  • Guided Tours
  • Off-Site Presentations and Virtual Tour
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Suggested Topics:
  • Norman History
  • Pioneer Childhood
  • Pioneer Cooking*
  • Victorian Tea Parties
  • Junior Curators
  • Victorian Christmas Traditions
Field Trips
Field trips are available for groups of 10-25 students. The standard field trip lasts two hours and includes a scavenger hunt, a lesson on Norman history, and pioneer games. Other topics can be presented upon request. Field trips are free for schools, homeschool groups, and non-profits. 
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​Public Camps and Workshops
Museum camps and workshops are offered throughout the year.  Public classes are posted on the museum’s website and Facebook page and feature topics chosen by staff to cater to the interest of visitors. These classes require registration and usually have a fee of $5 per person.
​Private Workshops
Private groups are welcome to contact the museum to schedule classes and workshops that suit their needs. Workshops are designed for 6-16 participants. Private workshops can cover any of the same topics as public workshops, or groups may wish to request their own topic. These workshops are available free of charge* to education groups and non-profits.  
*The Pioneer Cooking workshop has a $5 per student fee to cover the cost of supplies.
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​Off-Site Presentations
Can’t make it to the museum?  Let us come to you!  Many of the topics covered in the public and private workshops can also be covered in off-site presentations, and staff can bring artifacts, crafts, and games to you. If you can provide a location with a wall or screen to project onto, we can also present a virtual guided tour of the museum. Contact museum staff for more information about this program. 
Contact us at 405-321-0156 or mlhhmuseum@gmail.com for additional information or to schedule a presentation, field trip, or workshop.
Field Trip Review:  
"We had an amazing time!!! And the bread was DELICIOUS! Thank you so much. We will definitely be coming back."  -Tiffany Lee, Norman Area Home Educators, on the Pioneer Cooking Field Trip
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Carriage House Classroom
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Pioneer Cooking Field Trip in the Carriage House Classroom
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Carriage House Exterior
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Pioneer Cooking Field Trip in the Historical House Kitchen
​This project was made possible, in part, by a grant from the Norman Arts Council Hotel Tax Grant Program.
Thanks to generous support from the City of Norman, the Norman Arts Council, and museum visitors, The Moore-Lindsay House is able to provide most of these educational opportunities for free!