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Approved Elementary Field Trips Mobile County Public Schools Approved Elementary Field Trips and Excursions Destination Contact Person Address City/State Zip Code Contact Number A Little Touch of Tommy Swearingen 14900 County Fairhope, AL 36532 251-937-3276 Country Farm, Inc. Road 3 Alabama Shakespeare Linda Dean and Kate One Festival Dr. Montgomery, 36117 1-334-271-5341 Festival Magill AL Alabama State Docks Sherrie Reid P.O. Box 1588 Mobile, AL 36633-1588 251-441-7203 Albert D. Dix Steve Carey P.O. Box 13220 Mobile, AL 36633 251-442-2295 Outdoor Rack & Mineral Museum All Saints Episcopal Rev. Jim Flowers 151 S Ann St. Mobile, AL 36604 251-438-2492 Church Aquaculture Walsh 14001 Irvington, AL 36544 251-824-1333 Bryant High School Hurricane Blvd. Archives Building Green 624 Washington Montgomery, AL 36130 251-242-4364 Ave. Area Fire Station (s) Captain Smith 701 Saint Francis St. Mobile, AL 36602 251-208-7484 Atria Regency Assisted Christy Eiland 47720 Morrison Dr. Mobile, AL 36609 251-380-0053 Living Facility Audubon Zoo Moore Group Reservations New Orleans, LA 70178 800-774-7394 P.O. Box 4327 Auntie Anne’s Lynn 3208 Bel Air Mall Mobile, AL 36606 251-476-5325 B & B Pet Shop, Inc. 5035 Cottage Hill Mobile, AL 36609 251-661-3474 Rd. Barnes & Noble Store Manager 3250 Airport Blvd. Mobile, AL 36606 251-450-0084 Booksellers Barry Steam Plant Taylor Hwy. 43 Bucks, AL 36560 251-829-9581 P.O. Box 70 Ext. 2701 Bebe Farm Tommy Swearingen 41500 Whitehouse Bay Minette, AL 36507 251-937-3276 Fork Rd. Bellingrath Gardens Shanna Bennett 12401 Bellingrath Theodore, AL 36582 251-973-2217 Gardens Rd. Coast Guard Station Arnold 8501 Tanner Mobile, AL 36608 251-441-6826 Aviation Training Williams Rd. Center Berstein-Bush Torrey 111 S. Royal St. Mobile, AL 36602 251-208-7569 (The History Museum) Big Zion AME Zion Church Secretary 112 S. Bayou St. Mobile, AL 36602 251-433-8431 Church Blakeley State Park Joyce Walker P.O. Box 7279 Spanish Fort, 36527 251-626-0798 AL Bragg-Mitchell Mansion Lynne Stewart 1906 Springhill Ave. Mobile, AL 36617 251-471-6364 Cathedral of the Tour Guide 400 Government St. Mobile, AL 36602 251-434-1565 Immaculate Conception Christ Cathedral Elizabeth Harrison 115 S. Conception Mobile, AL 36602 251-438-1822 Episcopal Church Carolyn Jeffers St. Civil Rights Museum www.splcenter.org/crm/memorial.jsp 400 Washington Montgomery, AL 36104 334-956-8200 Ave. Coca-Cola Bottling Beckman 5300 Coca-Cola Rd. Mobile, AL 36619 251-666-2410 Company Colonial Bakery Brousard 1200 Old Pass Rd. Pascagoula, MS 39581 601-863-4302 Compass Bank Ann Edwards P.O. Drawer 1288 Mobile, AL 36633 251-470-7445 Concert Schedules Sarah Wright Municipal Theatre Mobile, AL 36602 251-432-2010 Children’s Concerts 5 N Jackson St. Conde-Charlotte Brinkley Inge 104 Theatre St. Mobile, AL 36602 251-432-4722 Museum Home Cox-Deasy House Marilyn Culpepper 115 Palmetto St. Mobile, AL 36604 251-433-3265 Culture In Joaquin Holloway Saenger Theatre Mobile, AL 36602 251-478-5525 Black & White Dauphin Island George 101 Bienvielle Blvd. Dauphin Island, 36528 251-861-2141 Sea Lab AL DeSota Caverns Park [email protected] 5181 DeSoto Childersburg, AL 36528 205-378-7252 Caverns Pkwy. Dexter Avenue Rev. Michael F. Thurman 454 Dexter Ave. Montgomery, AL 36104 334-263-3970 Baptist Church Discover Dance Series Betty Mainwaring 4351 Downtowner Mobile, AL 36609 251-342-2241 Loop North Downtown Discovery Jr. League of Mobile Staff Fort Conde, Mobile, AL 36602 251-471-3348 Walking Tour City Hall, Christ Church, Phoenix E. M. Stickney Knett 4800 Moffat Rd. Mobile, AL 36618 251-342-5742 Filtration Plant Eichold-Heustis Dodd 1504 Springhill Ave. Mobile, AL 36604 251-334-5055 Medical Museum Emergency 911 Carney 7340 Zeigler Mobile, AL 36608 251-639-2369 Mobile County Communications Environmental Studies Scott 6101 Girby Rd. Mobile, AL 36693 251-221-5000 Center Gulf Coast Exploreum Staff 65 Government St. Mobile, AL 36602 251-208-6880 Science Center Federal Building Diegan 109 St. Joseph St. Mobile, AL 36602 251-690-3122 Fort Conde Welcome Golson 150 S. Royal St. Mobile, AL 36602 251-434-7304 Center Fort Morgan Blankenship 51 Highway Gulf Shores, AL 36547 251-540-7125 180 West Friends of Magnolia Janet Savage 1202 Virginia St. Mobile, AL 36602 251-432-8672 Cemetery Ft. Toulouse/ Jim Parker 2521 West Fort Wetumpka, AL 36093 251-567-3002 Ft. Jackson State Toulouse Rd. Historical Site Governor’s Mansion Kim Nall 1142 S. Perry St Montgomery, AL 36104 334-834-3022 Government Street Linda Killilea 300 Government St. Mobile, AL 36602 251-432-1749 Presbyterian Church Government Street Church Secretary 901 Government St. Mobile, AL 36604 251-438-4714 United Methodist Church Greek Orthodox Church Jeanne Garfunkel 50 S. Ann Street Mobile, AL 36604 251-438-9888 Gulf Breeze Zoo Receptionist 5701 Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 904-932-2229 Pkwy. Gulfarium [email protected] 1010 Miracle Strip Ft. Walton, FL 32548 850-243-9046 Pkwy. 800-247-8575 H. E. Myers Joe Pitt 1475 Hubert Pierce Mobile, AL 36608 251-633-0200 Filtration Plant Rd. Heritage Homestead James and Joan Malone P.O. Box 145 Chunchula, AL 36521 251-675-6185 251-442-2424 Home Depot Darren Ganner 851 Montlimar Dr. Mobile, AL 36608 251-380-0017 Hull Street Tour Lake 301 Columbus St. Montgomery, AL 36104 334-240-4517 or 334-240-4500 J.L. Scott Marine Sager Highway 90 Biloxi, MS 39592 601-374-5550 Education Center & Aquarium Louisiana Children’s Johnson 428 Julia St. New Orleans, LA 70112 504-523-1357 Museum Louisiana Nature Center Registration Clerk P.O. Box 870610 New Orleans, LA 70112 504-523-1357 Lowe’s Store Manager 151 South Beltline Mobile, AL 36606 251-473-1880 Highway Malbis Church Bill Scrutus Highway 90 East Daphne, AL 36526 251-626-3050 Marine Life Delaney P. O. Box 1907 Gulfport, MS 39502 601-864-2511 Oceanarium Maritime & Seafood Reservations P.O. Box 1907 Biloxi, MS 39533 601-435-6320 Industry Museum Marshall Biscuit 1500 S. Beltline Mobile, AL 36693 251-661-2254 Company Inc. Highway McDavid Christmas McDavid 10431 Ben Hamilton Theodore, AL 36582 251-666-9933 Tree Mobile Board of Water Ronald Williams P.O. Box 2368 Mobile, AL 36652-2368 251-694-3148 & Sewer Commissioner’s Office Mobile Botanical Marianne Drummond P.O. Box 8382 Mobile, AL 36608 251-342-0555 Gardens Mobile City/County Peter Albrecht 205 Government St. Mobile, AL 36644 251-690-5088 Government Plaza Infirmary West Medical Sharon Scott 5600 Girby Rd. Mobile, AL 36693 251-660-5827 Center Mobile International Bobbie Bayne Mobile Civic Center Mobile, AL 36602 251-470-7730 Festival Mobile Museum Kim Wood 4850 Museum Dr. Mobile, AL 36689 251-208-5200 of Art Mobile Opera, Inc. Earl Jackson 257 Dauphin St. Mobile, AL 36602 251-432-6772 Mobile Press Register Danielle Ludlow 401 N. Water St. Mobile, AL 36652 251-219-5379 Mobile Public Library Paula Edmiston 701 Government St. Mobile, AL 36602 251-208-706 Main Office Mobile Regional Shawn Ivy 8400 Airport Blvd. Mobile, AL 36608 251-639-4680 Airport Montgomery Zoo McKemey Group Reservations Montgomery, AL 36109-0313 334-240-4900 P.O. Box Zebra Municipal/Langan Park Tricia McMeans 2301 Airport Blvd. Mobile, AL 36606 251-208-1650 Musee Cont’s Louisiana Weil 917 Rue Conti St. New Orleans, LA 70112 504-581-1993 Legends (Wax Museum) Nassar Gymnastics Laleh (Lolly) Eades 3055 Old Shell Rd. Mobile, AL 36607 251-479-9311 National Museum of Lenore Taylor 1750 Radford Blvd. Pensacola, FL 32508 Central Naval Aviation and Daine Bell Suite B Booking Office IMAX 850-453-2025 National Weather David McShane 8400 Airport Blvd. Mobile, AL 36608 251-633-6443 Service Gary Beeler Building 11 Oakleigh Museum Miranda Culpepper 350 Oakleigh Place Mobile, AL 36604 251-432-1281 Ann Jones Partridge Plantation Olin Hanson 9574 Cumberland Irvington, AL 36544 251-957-6465 Rd. Phoenix Fire Museum Reid 203 S. Clairborne St. Mobile, AL 36602 251-208-7569 Playhouse in the Park Mollise 2866 Ramada Dr. Mobile, AL 36693 251-602-0630 Providence Hospital Lang 6801 Airport Blvd. Mobile, AL 36685 251-633-1360 Richard’s DAR March 256 N. Joachim St. Mobile, AL 36603 251-208-7320 House Museum Saenger Theatre Ralph 6 S. Joachim St. Mobile, AL 36602 251-438-5686 Saraland Pumping Brown Hwy. 43 Saraland, AL 251-694-3187 Station Burton S. Butler Scoutshire Woods Brooks 3483 Springhill Ave. Mobile, AL 36608 251-344-3330 Girl Scouts, Inc. Shearwater Pottery Ashley 102 Shearwater Dr. Ocean Springs, MS 39566 601-875-7320 Springhill Ave. United 1769 Springhill Ave. Mobile, AL 36670 251-471-2461 Methodist Church Springhill College 4000 Dauphin St. Mobile, AL 36608 251-380-4000 St. Louis Street Baptist 108 N. Dearborn St. Mobile, AL 36602 251-438-3823 Church State Capitol Huff 154 Bainbridge St. Montgomery, AL 36103 334-242-4169 State Street AME French 502 State St. Mobile, AL 251-432-3965 Zion Church Strickland Youth Center Barbara 2315 Costarides St. Mobile, AL 36617 251-450-5316 The Cultural and Reservations P.O. Box 66381 Mobile, AL 36660 251-479-3630 Heritage Series Univ. of So. AL Reservations EGLB #200 Mobile, AL 36688 251-460-6306 Dept. of Dramatic Arts Univ. of So. AL Univ. of So. AL Claudette McGrew 2451 Fillingim St. Mobile, AL 36617 251-471-7265 Medical Center US Postal Service Labat 4538 Shipyard Rd. Mobile, AL 36619-9539 251-602-1702 Mobile P & D Center US Space www.spaceamp.com One Tranquility Huntsville, AL 35807 800-572-7234 and Rocket Center Base USS Alabama Park Conner Memorial Parkway Vicksburg, MS 36601 251-433-2703 P.O.
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