FiberMax Center for Discovery

The FiberMax Center for Discovery is a non-profit museum located in Lubbock, Texas. Established in 2001, the organization grew from the Lubbock County Historical Collection, which began in 1969 with a focus on preserving artifacts related to farming in the South Plains region. With a staff of 5 to 9 employees, the FiberMax Center for Discovery has cultivated a significant presence in the community, attracting over 20,000 visitors annually. The museum offers a rich collection of antique tractors, farming implements, household items, and hand tools, providing a tangible glimpse into the history of agriculture in the area. Interactive videos, holograms, and outdoor exhibits further enhance the visitor experience, offering a multi-sensory exploration of the region's agricultural heritage. The FiberMax Center for Discovery occupies over 30,000 square feet of interior exhibit space, making it a substantial educational resource for the community. The museum serves as a tribute to the generations of farm families who have shaped the South Plains. For more information about the FiberMax Center for Discovery, visit their website at agriculturehistory.org.