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Exhibits and Resources
"Neches Journeys: Land, River, and People," on display at the East Texas Medical Center in Jacksonville through early August. Photo by Kelly Young, Jacksonville Daily Progress.
The Humanities Texas exhibits program circulates more than fifty exhibits on a variety of topics ranging from the signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence and Martin Luther King Jr. to the Great Bronze Age of China and the Dust Bowl. We also make available a large collection of documentaries and other media resources to supplement humanities programming.
Our goal is to provide high-quality, inexpensive resources to cultural and educational institutions throughout Texas and the nation. We invite you to consider how these resources might benefit your organization.
Traveling exhibits
Browse exhibit overviews by title, topic, format, or language, and learn more about the newest exhibits to enter circulation.
Rent an exhibit
Our rental procedures and pricing make exhibits available to venues of any size and budget.
Information for current renters
Access publicity materials, programming ideas, necessary report forms, and other materials useful for planning a successful exhibits program.
Media and other resources
A large collection of documentaries and other media resources are available to supplement your humanities-based programs.
Exhibits news
Get the latest updates on developing exhibits and opportunities from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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Humanities Interactive
Offers virtual versions of our traveling exhibits and includes essays, interactive games, and other learning activities for general browsers, students, and teachers.