The Humanities Texas traveling exhibition "Vaquero: Genesis of the Texas Cowboy" is on display at @TexasCityMuseum until June 22! #htxexhibits
Learn more about our traveling exhibitions program at https://t.co/WQzWKloDqI.
Next Saturday join us at the Bell House! Free Admission from 1 PM to 3 PM- located at 117 Bell Drive.
Please note there are no restrooms or heating/AC in this historic home.
The Museum will be closed Sat Dec 23rd through Tues Dec 26th for the Christmas Holiday.
Please join us Weds Dec 27th for a Free Admission Day! The Galveston County Model Railroad Club will be open!
Next week is our quilt drop off! Are you an area quilter and would like to have your worked displayed at the Museum? Submit up to 3 quilts (no larger than Queen sized) to be included in our annual exhibit! Drop off is Tuesday 10/24 through Saturday 10/28 from 10 AM to 4 PM.
Tomorrow, you can tour one of the city's oldest landmarks. The Bell House (117 S. Bell Drive) will be open for free tours from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct 14.
The home is the oldest structure in the 1867 Settlement Historic District.
All aboard for a day of fun! 🚂The annual Model Train Exhibition is Saturday, Oct. 7 from 10am-4pm at the Texas City Museum.
There are several model train clubs participating, all with elaborate models and miniature cities with breathtaking detail.
Admission is $5 per person.
This letter was written 109 years ago by a solider who was based at the Army camp in Texas City.
The letter & many more items from the camp are on display at Texas City Museum.
There are exhibits from throughout our city’s history. Visit at 409 6th Street, Tue-Sat; 10am-4 pm.
Save the Date! The Museum will host it's annual quilt exhibit Nov 4-25, 2023.
Are you a quilter? Enter up to 3 quilts to be displayed! Quilt drop off is Oct 24-28. After the exhibit, quilt pickup will be Nov 28 - Dec 2.
We are pleased to announce the second printing of "We Were There: Personal Accounts by Survivors of the Texas City Disaster- April 16, 1947". First printed in 1997 for the 50th anniversary, 'We Were There" features over 800 first person stories of the Disaster.
Now available!