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From the hills and valleys of the American Revolution to the sands of Iraq and Afghanistan, you will step into history and discover the journey of those in our nation’s military who have courageously and heroically sacrificed to ensure the many freedoms that we enjoy today.
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The American Freedom Museum on the campus of The Brook Hill...
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Bullard History Museum | Bullard TX | Facebook. 532 likes • 531 followers. Intro. I was born in Bullard on June 7, 1921 and have been very fortunate to claim it as my home even when. Page · Nonprofit organization. 105 N Phillips St, Bullard, TX, United States, Texas. (903) 279-8910. mmcarriagecompany@gmail.com. bullardhistory.net. Closed now.
The American Freedom Museum covers wars from the Revolutionary War to the War on Terror with artifacts, huge displays and easy to read explanations. It's on the campus of a private school but open to the public. They also have a collection of artifacts from every U.S. President along with information about them.
The American Freedom Museum offers a grade specific, curriculum connected experience for students in Kindergarten through 12th grade that will help engage and challenge students to have a greater awareness and understanding of our rich American heritage.
American Freedom Museum, Bullard: See 40 reviews, articles, and 52 photos of American Freedom Museum, ranked No.1 on Tripadvisor among 5 attractions in Bullard.
American Freedom Museum. The Brook Hill School 1051 N. Houston St. (Old Jacksonville Hwy.) Bullard, TX 75757. (903) 894-5252. Explore the museum's 15,000 square feet of galleries containing a collection of over 600 artifacts and documents our nation's history from the 18th century.
The museum is very well presented and well kept. The artifacts on display are simply amazing! You get to walk through the hall of presidents, and then view Americas history through the cost of war.
