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Caddoan Mounds State Historic Site
This park is an archaelogical site from the Caddo Mound Building culture, residents of the area in approximately 800-1300 BC. Attractions include reconstructed buildings, walking trails and an interpretive center.
Address: Texas Hwy 21 Alto TX USA 75925
 1 936 858-3218
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The Kirby-Hill House located in Kountze, TX - Hardin County in the Heart of the Big Thicket-was built in 1902 by James L. Kirby, older brother and business partner of the more famous John Henry Kirby. The Kirby family established a lumber empire which dominated the economy of this region for almost 100 years.
Address: 210 West Main Street Kountze TX USA 77625
 Send an Email (1) 1 409 246-8000
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Downs-Aldrich House
The Downs-Aldrich House was originally built in the 1890s by J. E. Downes. The house features a two-and-a-half story frame and is decorated with combination of Queen Ann and Eastlake styles. Guided and individual tours are available.
Address: 206 N. 7th Crockett TX USA 75835-1618
1 936 544-4804
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Monroe-Crook House
This historic house was built in 1854 by a grand nephew of President Monroe. The Monroe-Crook House was built in a Greek Revival architectural style, and features original furnishings and fixtures. Guided and individual tours are provided.
Address: 709 E. Houston Crockett TX USA 75835-2124
1 936 544-2359
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This park is a 26.7 acre estate near downtown Quitman covering the life of James Stephen Hogg, the first Texas-born Governor of Texas. It include three musuems, a large picnic area and nature trails.
Address: 101 Governor Hogg Pkwy Quitman TX USA 75783
1 903 763-4045
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