Anthony, Texas Celebrates Educational Heritage
Leap Year Capital Connects to Tiger Legacy
Did Anthony's 5,600+ residents know about the museum preserving over a century of educational achievement? The El Paso High School Alumni Museum welcomes visitors from Texas's Leap Year Capital, located just 16 miles northwest along State Highway 20. Your unique border community, established when the railroad arrived in the 1880s, shares the pioneer spirit we celebrate through Tiger history.
Anthony families value community tradition—from your famous February 29th celebrations to the La Tuna Federal Correctional Institution's long presence, your city understands institutional legacy. Our museum documents similar perseverance, showcasing how El Paso High School evolved alongside the region's transformation from frontier outpost to major metropolitan area.
Bring your family from Anthony to explore exhibits honoring academic excellence and athletic achievement. Call (915) 588-7888 to schedule visits perfect for Anthony ISD students, alumni reconnecting with regional roots, or families discovering El Paso County heritage.
Why Anthony Residents Appreciate Our Museum
Our museum connects Anthony's close-knit community of 5,600 with the broader educational heritage of El Paso County. Your city's position on historic trade routes and the border echoes El Paso High's role as a cultural crossroads serving diverse student populations.
• Educational pioneer exhibits resonating with Anthony's frontier railroad heritage
• Athletic achievement showcases inspiring your community's sports traditions
• Cultural history presentations reflecting the 95% Hispanic population Anthony shares with our region
• Interactive experiences perfect for Anthony families exploring weekend activities
• Architectural displays featuring historic buildings appreciated by preservation-minded communities
Discover how commitment to excellence connects small-town Anthony to regional educational legacy. Guided tours available by appointment for community groups and families. Call (915) 588-7888 to plan your Anthony family outing to our museum.