Department of education, Bayou Bend files, 1982-1998.

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Department of education, Bayou Bend files, 1982-1998.

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Materials in this series document the administration of Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens' educational programs. The series includes information on the docent program in the 1980s, teacher materials, program information and attendance figures.

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Hirsch Library Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

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