Homeschool

Museum programming and field trips are great ways to supplement learning! The Bartow History Museum, in conjunction with our partners, Booth Western Art Museum, Noble Hill-Wheeler Memorial Center, and Summer Hill Heritage Foundation, offers fun and engaging homeschool programs to support a variety of curricula. All of our public school field trip programs are available to any and all home school groups.

*PLEASE NOTE* All of the Bartow History Museum field trip programs are based off of the Georgia Standards of Excellence.

Bartow History Museum

Click here for a full list of field trip programs

Bartow History Museum and Booth Western Art Museum 

  • Guided programs require a minimum of 10 students
  • Student admission: $7.00
  • Bartow, Cherokee, and Forsyth public school student admission: $6.00
  • Parent/chaperone admission: $11.00

Cherokee and Muscogee Cultures

Grade: 2nd
Length: 120 minutes

Must be booked through the Booth Museum. Click here to book. 

Engage in discussions and hands-on activities on the Cherokee and Muscogee including: home life in Georgia, artistry, oral traditions, natural resources, the legacy of Sequoyah and the creation of the Cherokee syllabary.
SS2H1a, SS2H1b, SS2H2, SS2G2, SS2E1, SS2E2, VA2.CR.1, VA2.CR.4, VA2.CN.1, VA2.CN.2, VA2.CN.3, VA2.RE.1

Civil War: The Union Dissolved
Grade: 4th
Length: 120 minutes

Must be booked through the Booth Museum. Click here to book. 

Inquiry-based learning and artifacts bring the Civil War to life for students through guided activities in the Presidential and Civil War galleries across two museums.
SS4H5b,c,d; SS4H5e; SS4E1c; SS8H5a,b; SS8H6a,d,e; VA4.CR.2, VA4.CR.3c, VA4.CR.5, VA4.CN.1, VA4.CN.3

Browse the 2025-2026 Program Guide for more information

Questions about booking? Email programs@bartowhistorymuseum.org or call (770) 382 – 3818 ext. 7352