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East Texas Museums
A WorldWeb.com travel guide to Museums in East Texas, Texas.
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    John Jay French Museum

    Travel back to pioneer Texas days at this museum, Beaumont's oldest surviving house. Built in 1845, it is host to antique furniture and furnishings and a starting point for Cajun country tours. Open Tuesday through Saturday.
    Address: 3025 French Road Beaumont  TX  USA  77706
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 409 898-0348 
     

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    Leila B. LaGrone Family History Center

    Built in a restored 1891 jail, this building houses the Panola Family History Center, a Law-Enforcement and Pioneer Museum, and an East Texas Oral History archive. Also on hand is a Veterans Memorial for American Armed Service men from 1776 to present day. Open Sundays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
    Address: 211 N. Shelby St. Carthage  TX  USA  75633
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 903 693-3388 
     

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    Ace of Clubs House

    Legend has it this 1880s Victorian house's unique design comes from a winning poker hand. Built in the shape of an Ace of Clubs playing card, it now serves as a historical museum, with each room covering a decade in American history from 1880 to 1940. The facility is available to rent for weddings, meetings and photography sessions.
    Address: 420 Pine Street Texarkana  TX  USA  75501
    Telephone 1 903 793-4831 
     

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    Depot Museum and Children's Discovery Center

    Built around a restored 1901 railroad depot, this museum features buildings and artefacts from the region dating back to the 1840s. A hands-on learning center will occupy children from ages 3 to 11. Open Monday through Saturday.
    Address: 514 North High St. Henderson  TX  USA  75652
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 903 657-4303 
     

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    Marshall Texas & Pacific Railway Museum

    Built in a reconstructed railway depot, this museum covers the history of the region's rail network. In addition to a restored caboose, a replica of a railroad agent's office and equipment are on display. Model trains recreate the old Texas & Pacific route.
    Address: 800 N. Washington Marshall  TX  USA  75670
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 903 938-9495 
     

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    Sam Houston Memorial Museum

    A museum dedicated to the life of Sam Houston, first President of the Republic of Texas. The site features a recreation of several homes that Houston lived in, as well as exhibits and artefacts from his military and political careers.
    Address: Sam Houston Avenue and 19th St Hunstville  TX  USA  77340
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 936 294-1832 
     

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    Fire Museum of Texas

    See a variety of fire-fighting equipment dating back to 1856 and learn about the history of fire-fighting in this museum, which was the original Beaumont fire station. Home of the world's largest fire hydrant. Open Monday to Friday.
    Address: 400 Walnut   TX  USA  77704
    Telephone 1 409 880-3927 
     

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    Historic Aviation Memorial Museum

    Home to 17,000 sq. ft. of display space, this museum has numerous military airfcraft on display in addition to memorabilia, photographs and flight equipment. Included among the aircraft are World War II trainers and late 20th Century jet fighters. Open Monday to Saturday.
    Address: Tyler Pounds Airport - 2198 Dixie Drive (C.R. 1143) Tyler  TX  USA  75704
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 903 526-1945 
     

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    Scarlett O'Hardy's Gone With the Wind Museum

    A shrine to the Pulitzer Prize winning novel and the Academy Award winning movie Gone With the Wind, this museum contains 1,700 sq. ft of displays. Reproduction of costumes, memorabilia and posters from the movie and collectables are all on hand. Open Thursday-Saturday 10am-5pm.
    Address: 408 Taylor Street Jefferson  TX  USA  75657
    Telephone 1 903 665-1939 
     

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    Beaumont Art League

    The Beaumont Art League showcases art from artists in the Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas area in two galleries. Exhibits include photography, portraits and sculptures. Open Tuesday through Saturday.
    Address: 2675 Gulf Street Beaumont  TX  USA  77703
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    William and Elizabeth Hayden Museum of American Art

    The four galleries of this museum are geared towards art education. Exhibits include local works, American art covering American history, and a special focus on Louisianan and Native American art. Appointments are required for a viewing of the gallery.
    Address: 930 Cardinal Lane Paris  TX  USA  75460
    Telephone 1 903 785-1925 
     
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    Edison Museum

    With over 2,000 items and over 60 interactive exhibits from the life and work of Thomas Alva Edison, the Edison Museum is the only facility of its kind east of the Mississippi River. On display are artefacts from Edison's work on the lightbulb, phonograph and electricity. Open 9-5, Monday to Friday.
    Address: 350 Pine Street at Edison Plaza Beaumont  TX  USA  77701
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 409 981-3089 
     

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    Michelson Museum of Art

    This museum highlights the work of Leo Michelson, and features over 1,000 of his paintings, drawings and sketches. Other collections in the museum feature a display of African masks, and a general collection of paintings, lithographs and sculptures.
    Address: 216 North Bolivar Street Marshall  TX  USA
    Send an Email Send an Email (1) Telephone 1 903 935-9480 
     

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    Sam Bell Maxey House State Historic Site

    This former home of Confederate General Samuel Bell Maxey has been restored and furnished to reflect the style of an 1860s Victorian home. The facility is open for tours Friday through Sunday, and it available to rent for weddings and other receptions.
    Address: 812 South Church Street Paris  TX  USA  75460
    Telephone 1 903 785-5716 
     

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    Stark Museum of Art

    A large collection of American West paintings, scultpures and decorative arts are on display in this museum, including a section devoted to Native American art. The museum also has a number of original works from James J. Audubon, reknowned ornithologist and artist.
    Address: 712 Green Avenue Orange  TX  USA  77630
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 409 883-6661 
     

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    Flight of the Phoenix Aviation Museum

    Covering over 6,000 sq. ft., this museum features exhibits of commercial and military aircraft, and highlight local area pilot who flew in the armed forces. Displays on hand include a recreation of the Piper Cub that flew Smokey the Bear to Washington D.C. and WWII-era training aircraft.
    Address: Hangar One Gilmer  TX  USA  75644
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 903 843-2457 
     

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    HEARTS Veterans Museum of Texas

    This museum has displays from American conflicts throughout history. Special events and speeches honoring members of the armed forces are often arranged.
    Address: West Hill Mall Hwy 30 Huntsville  TX  USA  77342
    Telephone 1 936 295-5959 
     

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    Texarkana Museum of Regional History

    The Texarkana Museum of Regional History tells the story of this unique city, situated on the Texas-Arkansas border. Exhibits cover local agriculture, World War II and famous citizens, such as Scott Joplin, father of ragtime music. It also contains the Wilbur Smith Research Library, with a collection of old photos, periodicals and historical documents.
    Address: 219 N. State Line Avenue Texarkana  TX  USA  75501
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 903 793-4831 
     

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    Tyler Rose Museum

    Tyler is known to many as the "Rose Capital of America", and this museum covers the history of how that came to be. Exhibits include artefacts from the Tyler Rose Festival back to 1935, and a look at the rose industry and its continued growth in the area. Over 500 varieties of roses bloom in season in the Tyler Municipal Rose Garden.
    Address: 420 Rose Park Dr. Tyler  TX  USA  75702
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 903 597-3130 
     

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    Jefferson Historical Museum

    Exhibits on display in this museum include Civil War artefacts, rare china, a gun and weapon collection and personal papers from Sam Houston. Step back in time to the early days of east Texas. Open daily from 9:30 to 5 except holidays.
    Address: 223 West Austin Street Jefferson  TX  USA  75657
     

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