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The Museum was founded as the West Texas Museum in 1929, shortly after Texas Technological College was chartered in 1925. In the 1990s the site was jointly operated by TTU and the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department as Lubbock Lake Landmark State Historical Park. During that time, several new buildings were constructed including the Robert A. "Bob" Nash Interpretive Center and the Quaternary Research Center. In 1999, the state historical park was fully transferred to Texas Tech University under the supervision and care of the Museum of TTU, and returned to the name Lubbock Lake Landmark.
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Phone: 806-742-2432

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Location
From the south on US 84 (Slaton Hwy), travel north (becomes Avenue Q) to 4th Street, turn left (west) to Indiana Avenue. From Interstate 27, take the 4th Street exit, travel west to Indiana Avenue. From the northwest on US 84 (Clovis Hwy), travel east to Indiana Avenue and turn right (south) for approximately 1 mile to 4th Street. From the southwest on Marsha Sharp Fwy (US 62), exit onto Quaker Avenue north, travel north to 4th Street, then turn right (east).
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Windmill
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ADMISSION to the Museum is FREE, as is public parking in the 4th Street and Indiana Avenue lots. - OPEN TO PUBLIC Planeterium Admission: Adult $2 Students & College with Valid ID $1 FREE for kids 5 Under
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http://www.museum.ttu.edu

http://www.depts.ttu.edu/museumttu

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Museums
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