Going to Hattiesburg in a Charter Bus
Going to Hattiesburg in a Charter Bus
Seeing Hattiesburg in a charter bus can be an artful tour full of fun for you and your gang.This little town is brimming with culture. One of your first stops should be the Lauren Rogers Museum of Art. Opened in 1923 as a memorial to Lauren Eastman Rogers, the only son of one of the town's founding families, the museum's collection is interesting and diverse.
Of special interest is the world's smallest basket. Look through the magnifying glass suspending over it to see the tiny weave of the materials that make it up. There are also Old Masters and American Artists are well represented with pieces from Thomas Moran, Winslow Homer, Mary Cassatt, John Singer Sargent, George Inness, Albert Bierstadt and Robert Henri.
After taking in all that great art, you might like to take in a good game of golf. Have your charter bus make a stop at one of Hattiesburg's 12 golf courses. Where to eat after the game might be a problem, The food is good, very good. Making a choice might be difficult.
Hattiesburg Zoo is not your average zoo. A stop here will insure your charter bus group will be treated to one of America's greatest small zoos. It started originally with just a pair of lions, it has grown into 14 acres that features 19 exhibits from five continents, including zebras, ostriches, Gibbons, lemurs, those crazy prairie dogs, and several tigers.
Future exhibits will include black bears, bobcats, raccoons, river otters, reptiles, waterfowl and several other species. Marvel at the zoos new jaguar, up close and personal. Make sure everyone in your charter bus group has their cameras!
Hattiesburg is a great place to visit, book a charter bus tour and get ready to make some memories!
