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Table of Contents ______ Division of Curriculum and Instruction Approved Field Trip Destinations Kindergarten to 12th Grade ________________ Table of Contents ________________ Appropriate Field Trip Destination Appropriate Field Trip Destination Grade Level Grade Level K-5 A Little Touch of Country (Beebe) Farm Celebrate the Arts 6-8 K-2 9-12 African American Heritage Trail / Bus Tour 4th Christ Cathedral Episcopal Church 4-5 4 4 Civil Rights Museum Alabama Archives Building 6-8 6 9-12 11 4 – 5 Alabama Shakespeare Festival 6-8 Cox-Deasy Historic Home 3-5 9-12 K-5 Alabama State Capital 4 Dauphin Island Sea Lab 7 9-12 4-5 Alabama State Docks 4 – 5 DeSoto Caverns 6 9-12 4 All Saints Episcopal Church 4 – 5 Dexter Avenue Baptist Church 11 American Village 5 Downtown Mobile Walking Tour 3-5 K-5 B & B Pet Shop K – 2 Environmental Studies Center 6-8 9-12 K-5 Bebe Farm K – 2 Exploreum Science Museum 6-8 9-12 Beehive (The) 4-5 FBI Building 7 11, 12 K-5 4-5 Bellingrath Gardens and Home 6-7 Federal Courthouse 7 9-12 10, 11, 12 4-5 6-7 Blakeley Island Sewage Treatment Five Rivers – Alabama Delta Resource Center 6-7 9-12 9-12 4-5 3-5 Blakeley State Park 6-7 Fort Conde 6 9-12 10 Bragg-Mitchell Mansion 3-5 Fort Conde /Charlotte House 3-5 4-5 Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception 4-5 Fort Gaines 6 10 cclarke July 18, 2011 Appropriate Field Trip Destination Appropriate Field Trip Destination Grade Level Grade Level 4-5 3-5 Fort Morgan 6 Mobile Government Plaza 7 10 10, 11, 12 Fort Toulouse / Fort Jackson State Historical 3-5 Mobile International Festival Site 4 6-8 9-12 2-5 4-5 Friends of Magnolia Cemetery Mobile Museum of Art 6-8 9-12 Fox 10 TV K-5 Mobile Press Register 3-5 Government Street United Methodist Church 4-5 Mobile Public Library Main Office K-5 4-5 Government Street Presbyterian Church 4-5 Mobile Opera, Inc. 6-8 9-12 Greek Orthodox Church 4-5 Mobile Regional Airport K-2 Hank Aaron Stadium K-5 Montgomery Zoo 4 Linda’s Learning Farm and Play Park K-5 Musee Conti’s Louisiana Legends (Wax Museum) 3-5 3-5 Louisiana Audubon Nature Institute 3-5 Museum of Mobile 6-8 9-12 Louisiana Children’s Museum 3-5 National Museum of Naval Aviation and IMAX 3-5 3-5 Lynn Meadow’s Discovery Center K-3 National Weather Service 6 9-12 Malbis Memorial Church 4-5 New Orleans Audubon Zoo 3-5 Mobile Area Water and Sewer System 6-7 Oakleigh Museum 3-5 9-12 2-5 Mobile Arts Council Old Alabama Town 3-5 6-8 9-12 3- 5 Mobile Ballet (Discover Dance) 6-8 Partridge Plantation K-2 9-12 Phoenix Fire Museum Mobile Carnival Museum 6-7 3-5 9-12 K-5 Mobile Children’s Concerts Playhouse in the Park 2-5 6-8 9-12 Mobile County 911 4-5 Pratt Turner Conservation Center 3-5 Mobile County Fire Dept. K-2 Richard’s DAR House Museum 3-5 cclarke July 18, 2011 Appropriate Field Trip Destination Appropriate Field Trip Destination Grade Level Grade Level 4th 4-5 Rosa Parks Museum 6, 7 Week’s Bay Estuary 7 11 9-12 Saenger Theater K-5 WKRG – TV 5 K-5 Scoutshire Woods / Girl Scouts 3-5 WPMI – TV 15 K-5 K-5 Space 301 6-8 W. Gayle Planetarium 4 9-12 Strickland Youth Center 4-5 Zooland Animal Park K-2 Stickney Filtration System 3-5 5 U.S. Space and Rocket Center 6-8 9-12 U.S.S. Alabama Park 3-5 United Methodist Church (Government Street) 3-5 University of South Alabama Dept. of Dramatic 2-5 Arts University of South Alabama Science Labs 6-8 9-12 cclarke July 18, 2011 Elementary Education Approved Field Trip Destinations Back to Table of Contents A Little Touch of Country $8 Tommy Beebe Farm 41500 Whitehouse Fork Bay Minette AL 36507 251/937-3276 Farm, Inc. (Beebe Farm) Swearingen Rd. African American Heritage VARIES Historic Mobile Heritage Tour Webpage PO Box 1827 Mobile AL 36633 251/208-7281 Trail / Bus Tour Development -1827 Commission Alabama Archives Building NONE Archives 624 Washington Ave. Montgomery AL 36130 251/242-4364 Alabama Governor’s Mansion VARIES Heather Hanna Mansion 1142 S Perry St Montgomery AL 36104 334/834-3022 Alabama Shakespeare Festival $15 Andy Collins Alabama Shakespeare One Festival Drive Montgomery AL 36117 334/271-5345 Alabama State Capital NONE Christy Carl Email for field trip 600 Dexter Ave. Montgomery AL 36104 334/242-3935 information Alabama State Docks NONE Sherrie Reid State Docks P O Box 1588 Mobile AL 36633 251/441-7203 -1588 All Saints Episcopal Church NONE Rev. Jim Flowers All Saints Episcopal 151 S. Ann St. Mobile AL 36604 251/438-2492 American Village $9 Jessica Elliott American Village 3727 Highway 119 Montevallo AL 35115 205/665-3535 B&B Pet Shop NONE Jessica Kinney B&B Pet Shop 5035 Cottage Hill Rd. Mobile AL 36609 251/661-3474 Back to Table of Contents cclarke July 18, 2011 Back to Table of Contents Bebe Farm $8 Tommy Bebe Farm 41500 Whitehouse Fork Bay Minette AL 36507 251/937-2217 Swearington Rd. The Beehive (Government NONE The Beehive 901 Government St Mobile AL 36604 251/438-4714 Street United Methodist Church) Bellingrath Gardens and Home VARIES Shanna Bennett Bellingrath 12401 Bellingrath Theodore AL 36582 251/973-2217 Gardens Rd. Blakeley State Park VARIES Joyce Walker Blakeley Park 34745 State Hwy 225 Bay Minette AL 36527 251/626-0798 Blakeley Island Sewage Blakeley Sewage Webpage 14747 Underwood Rd. Summerdale AL 36580 251/971-3022 Treatment Bragg-Mitchell Mansion VARIES Lynne Stewart Bragg-Mitchell 1906 Springhill Ave Mobile AL 36607 251/471-6364 Cathedral of the Immaculate NONE Tour Guide Email the Cathedral 400 Government St. Mobile AL 36602 251/471-6364 Conception Celebrate the Arts VARIES Nancy Thompson Email Ms. Thompson 1 Magnum Pass Mobile AL 36617 251/221-4143 Christ Cathedral Episcopal NONE Elizabeth Email the Episcopal 115 S. Conception St. Mobile AL 36602 251/438-1822 Church Harrison Cathedral Carolyn Jeffers Civil Rights Museum NONE Civil Rights Museum 400 Washington Ave. Montgomery AL 36104 334/956-8200 Back to Table of Contents cclarke July 18, 2011 Back to Table of Contents Cox-Deasy House VARIES Cox-Deasy House 115 Palmetto St. Mobile AL 36604 433-3265 Dauphin Island Sea Lab NONE Denise Heaton Dauphin Island Sea Lab 101 Bienville Blvd. Dauphin AL 36528 251/861-2141 x Island 7511 DeSoto Caverns VARIES DeSota Caverns 5181 DeSoto Caverns Childersburg, AL 35044 205/378-7252 Pkwy. AL Dexter Avenue Baptist Church VARIES The Rev. Michael Dexter Avenue Baptist 454 Dexter Avenue Montgomery AL 36104 334/263-3970 Thurman Church Downtown Discovery Walking NONE Maggie Thrasher 57 N. Sage Avenue Mobile AL 36607 251/471-3348 Tour Environmental Studies Center NONE Environmental Center 6101 Girby Road Mobile AL 36693 251/221-5000 Programs Exploreum Science Center VARIES Monica Dunklin Exploreum 65 Government St. Mobile AL 36602 251/208-6880 FBI Building NONE Public Relations FBI Webpage 200 N. Royal St. Mobile AL 36602 251/438-3674 Federal Courthouse Building NONE Robin Lambeth 109 St. Joseph St. Mobile AL 36602 251/690-2873 Five Rivers – Alabama Delta $3-$5 for Leacy Jordan Five Rivers 30945 Five Rivers Blvd. Spanish Fort AL 36527 251/625-0814 Resource Center Boat Shonda Border Tour Fort Conde NONE Fort Conde 150 S Royal St. Mobile AL 36602 251/208-7569 Back to Table of Contents cclarke July 18, 2011 Back to Table of Contents Fort Conde-Charlotte House VARIES Anne Layfield Conde-Charlotte House 104 Theatre St. Mobile AL 36602 251-432-4722 Museum Fort Gaines Historical Site VARIES Melinda Oalman Email Fort Gaines 51 Bienville Blvd. Dauphin AL 36528 251/891-6992 Ursula Prince Island Fort Morgan $1/Adult Fort Morgan 51 Highway 180 W Gulf Shores AL 36547 251/540-7125 .50 / Children Fort Toulouse / Fort Jackson VARIES Jim Parker Fort Toulouse 2521 W Fort St. Wetumpka AL 36092 251/567-3002 State Historical Site Friends of Magnolia Cemetery NONE H.F. Marston Magnolia Cemetery 1202 Virginia St. Mobile AL 36602 251/208-7307 FOX 10 TV NONE Larry Pate Email Larry Pate 1501 Satchel Paige Dr. Mobile AL 36606 251/434-1010 (Limit of 30 students) Government Street NONE Bligh Jones Email Bligh Jones 300 Government St Mobile AL 36602 251/432-1749 Presbyterian Church Greek Orthodox Church NONE Jeanne Garfunkel Email Greek Orthodox 50 S Ann St Mobile AL 36604 251/438-9888 Church Hank Aaron Stadium VARIES Staff Stadium Webpage 755 Bolling Bros. Blvd Mobile AL 36606 251/479-2327 Linda’s Learning Farm and $8 John and Linda Learning Farm Webpage 2380 Havens Rd. Semmes AL 36575 251/649-1802 Play Park Shoemaker Back to Table of Contents cclarke July 18, 2011 Back to Table of Contents Louisiana Children’s Museum VARIES Children's Museum Webpage 428 Julia St. New Orleans LA 70112 504/523-1357 Louisiana Audubon Nature VARIES Nature Institute Webpage 6500 Magazine St. New Orleans LA 70118 1-800/774-7394 Institute Lynn Meadow’s Discovery VARIES Lynn Meadow's Webpage 246 Dolan Ave. Gulfport MS 39507 22/897-6039 Center Malbis Memorial Church NONE George Scourtes Email George Scourtes 29300 State Highway 181 Daphne AL 36526 251/626-3050 Mobile Area Water and Sewer NONE Barbara Shaw Email Barbara Shaw 207 N.
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