A family archaeology program led by the site's educator and resident archaeologist, using candy from different decades to help visitors practice interpreting artifacts.
Date and time
· 10:00 AM–3:00 PM · Central time
Venue
George W. Bush Childhood Home 1412 W. Ohio Avenue, Midland, TX 79701
The museum schedules Archeology Day for Saturday, October 10, from 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Central. Educator and resident archaeologist Erin Frigo leads a hands-on look at how archaeologists use artifacts to understand the past; the announced activity uses candy from several decades as the material to examine. The organizer presents it as a family event.
The historic home is at 1412 W. Ohio Avenue. Visitors start at the visitor center next door at 1412 W. Ohio. The museum says street parking is available, along with a lot beside 1406 W. Ohio across from Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. Follow any event-day signs and ask staff before entering the historic house.
The museum lists accessible parking and restrooms, an accessible visitor center, and a side entrance for wheelchair access to the house. Benches and a public restroom are available. Food and drinks are not allowed inside the site. The event announcement does not publish a separate admission price, registration requirement or weather-cancellation policy, so those details are not inferred here; recheck the organizer before visiting.