List of museums in Central Texas

The list of museums in Texas encompasses museums defined for this context as institutions (including nonprofit organizations, government entities, and private businesses) that collect and care for objects of cultural, artistic, scientific, or historical interest and make their collections or related exhibits available for public viewing. Also included are non-profit art galleries and exhibit spaces. Closed museums and museums that exist only in cyberspace (i.e., virtual museums) are not included.

This article was split from List of museums in Texas.

Plaza of the Presidents
National Museum of the Pacific War

Central Texas

Central Texas is a region in the U.S. state of Texas. It is roughly bordered by Greater San Antonio to the Texas Hill Country to McLennan County to Washington County.

Counties included are Bandera, Bastrop, Bell, Bexar, Blanco, Bosque, Brazos, Burleson, Burnet, Caldwell, Comal, Comanche, Coryell, Falls, Fayette, Freestone, Gillespie, Grimes, Hamilton, Hays, Hill, Kendall, Kerr, Kimble, Lampasas, Lee, Leon, Limestone, Llano, Madison, Mason, McLennan, Milam, Mills, Robertson, San Saba, Travis, Washington, Williamson, and Wilson County, Texas.

Museums
West Texas museums
Museum name Image City County Type Summary/Refs
1st Cavalry Division MuseumFort HoodBellMilitaryHistory of the 1st Cavalry Division, a rapidly deployable heavy armored division of the United States Army[1][2]
The AlamoSan AntonioBexarMilitaryWorld-famous site of siege, battle, and massacre
Agriculture Heritage MuseumBoerneKendallAgricultureAntique tractors, butter churns, wagons, cider making, corn shelling, farm tools and equipment[3]
American Legion Post 157 Military MuseumBanderaBanderaMilitaryIncludes uniforms, models of airplanes, ships, helicopters, tanks, armored personnel carriers[4]
Anderson Mill and Robinson MuseumVolenteTravisLocal historyOperated by the Anderson Mill Gardeners, working replica water-powered grist mill[5]
Armstrong Browning LibraryWacoMcLennanMultiplePart of Baylor University, changing exhibits from its collections of literary works, art, decorative arts, Elizabeth Barrett Browning and her family
E.A. Arnim Archives & MuseumFlatoniaFayetteLocal historyExhibits include goods and furnishings for home and office, advertising memorabilia, antique children's toys, clothing, veterans display, farm implements, tools and vehicles[6]
Art Center WacoWacoMcLennanArt[7]
ArtpaceSan AntonioBexarArtContemporary art center
Austin Fire MuseumAustinTravisFirefightingLocated in Central Fire Station No. 1
Austin History CenterAustinTravisLocal historyLocal history collection of the Austin Public Library, features changing exhibits from its collections
Austin Museum of Digital ArtAustinTravisArtDigital art
Austin Nature & Science CenterAustinTravisNatural historyLocated in Zilker Park, hands-on nature exhibits, live animals[8]
Bastrop MuseumBastropBastropLocal historyLocated in a 1930s fire station and jail, also houses the city visitor center, operated by the Bastrop County Historical Society[9]
Bell County MuseumBeltonBellLocal historyHistorical and cultural heritage of Bell County, includes mustache cup collection, miniature house collection, 1850s log cabin[10]
Benz Gallery of Floral ArtCollege StationBrazosArtPart of Texas A&M University, features paintings, photography and sculpture of landscapes, flowers and plants[11]
Beverly S. Sheffield Education CenterAustinTravisNatural historyHome of the "Splash! Into the Edwards Aquifer" exhibit about Barton Springs[12]
Big MediumAustinTravisArtVisual arts organization with two gallery spaces[13]
Billy the Kid MuseumHicoHamiltonAmerican WestLocal history and exhibits about Billy the Kid, gift shop[14]
Blanco County WW2 MuseumBlancoBlancoHistoryLocal history, resident's role, and art and images of WW2, part of the Buggy Barn Museum complex[15][16]
Blanco Pioneer MuseumBlancoBlancoLocal history[17]
Blanton Museum of ArtAustinTravisArtPart of the University of Texas at Austin, collection features European paintings, modern and contemporary American and Latin American art, prints and drawings
Blue Star Contemporary Art MuseumSan AntonioBexarArtContemporary art, features over 20 exhibitions a year
Blues & History MuseumNavasotaGrimesMusicPart of Navasota Blues Alley, shops and museum with vintage records, displays and artifacts about local history and musicians[18]
Bosque MuseumCliftonBosqueLocal historyPaleo-American archaeology, Norwegian artifacts, pioneer artifacts, firearms, textiles, early medical equipment and Civil war displays[19]
Brazos Valley African American MuseumBryanBrazosAfrican AmericanAfrican and African American history, art and culture, both nationally and locally[20]
Brazos Valley Museum of Natural HistoryBryanBrazosNatural historyExhibits include fossils, dinosaurs, minerals, cotton farming, Native American stone tools, ranching and state heritage artifacts
Brenham Heritage MuseumBrenhamWashingtonLocal historyHistory and culture of Washington County
B-RI Railroad MuseumTeagueFreestoneRailroadTrinity and Brazos Valley Railway Depot and Office Building located on NRHP, also local history exhibits[21]
Briscoe Center for American HistoryAustinTravisHistoryPart of the University of Texas at Austin, exhibits of history from its collections
Briscoe Western Art MuseumSan AntonioBexarArtArt, history, and culture of the American West[22]
Buckhorn Barber Shop & MuseumNew BraunfelsComalMultiple20th century period barbershop with miniature circus and pictures made from lapidary stone displays, operated by the New Braunfels Conservation Society[23]
Buckhorn Saloon & MuseumSan AntonioBexarMultipleOld West saloon and museum with wildlife trophy mounts, mounted fish specimens, bird dioramas, the Hall of Texas History Wax Museum and the Texas Ranger Museum
Buggy Barn MuseumBlancoBlancoTransportationVintage buggies, wagons and carriages[24]
Bullock Texas State History MuseumAustinTravisTexas historyHistory of the State of Texas
Burleson County Czech Heritage MuseumCaldwellBurlesonLocal historyHeritage and culture of the Czech in Europe and area Czech pioneer settlers[25][26]
Burleson County Historical MuseumCaldwellBurlesonLocal historyOperated by the Burleson County Historical Society in the Burleson County Courthouse[27][28]
CAF-Centex Hangar Aircraft MuseumSan MarcosHaysAviationChapter of the Commemorative Air Force[29]
Calaboose African American History MuseumSan MarcosHaysAfrican AmericanBuilt 1871 as jail. When newer facility built for white prisoners became 'annex' for blacks. Later USO Center for black soldiers in World War II.[30][31]
Caldwell County MuseumLockhartCaldwellLocal historyLocated in the former Caldwell County Jail, operated by the Caldwell County Historical Commission[32][33]
Caldwell Visitors Center MuseumCaldwellBurlesonLocal historyDisplays in the Caldwell Civic and Visitors Center[34]
Camp Hearne Exhibit & Visitor CenterHearneRobertsonMilitaryHistory of the World War II prisoner of war camp located near Hearne, includes a replica of a 1942 US Army barrack[35][36]
Carmine Chamber of Commerce Museum and Visitor's CenterCarmineFayetteLocal historyLocated in a historic train depot[37]
Casa Navarro State Historic SiteSan AntonioBexarHistoric houseRestored 1848 adobe home of Tejano patriot José Antonio Navarro, signer of Texas Declaration of Independence
Cell Block MuseumHillsboroHillPrisonFormer county jail and sheriff's residence[38][39]
Central Texas Rail History CenterFlatoniaFayetteRailroadIncludes a Southern Pacific switch tower, a caboose, photo pavilion and an information center[40]
Centro Cultural Hispano de San MarcosSan MarcosHaysEthnicHispanic arts, culture, heritage and values[41]
Centro de ArtesSan AntonioBexarArtCity-owned exhibition space for Latino arts and cultures and their influences on the United States,[42] located in the former Museo Alameda facility
Chappell Hill Historical Society MuseumChappell HillWashingtonLocal historyExhibits include Soule University for men, The Chappell Hill Female College, cotton, the Brazos River, the Polish community and the Civil War[43]
Children's Museum of the Brazos ValleyBryanBrazosChildren's[44]
Charles S. Cock House MuseumSan MarcosHaysHistoric HouseOperated by the Heritage Association of San Marcos, open for events[45][46]
Comanche County Historical MuseumComancheComancheLocal historyExhibits include a blacksmith shop, filling station, doctor's office and replica saloon[47]
Conservation PlazaNew BraunfelsComalOpen air18 buildings form mid-19th century German-Texan village, operated by the New Braunfels Conservation Society[48]
The Contemporary AustinAustinTravisArtContemporary art, two locations, one in Clara Driscoll's Laguna Gloria, second in the Jones Center
Coryell Museum and Historical CenterGatesvilleCoryellLocal historyExhibits include spurs, Texas music, sports, archaeology, space exploration, period business displays[49]
Cultural Activities CenterTempleBellArtAlso called the CAC, includes a theatre, 4 art studios, 4 art galleries, and meeting rooms[50]
Culture CommonsSan AntonioBexarArtCity-owned exhibit hall that features visual art exhibits, performances, invited speakers, and workshops, located in the Plaza de Armas Building[51]
Czech Heritage Museum and Genealogical CenterTempleBellEthnicCzech culture, history and immigration to America[52]
Dick's Classic GarageSan MarcosHaysAutomobileAmerican vehicles and memorabilia from the 1930s though the 1950s
Dewees Remschel HouseDeweesWilsonHistoric houseOperated by the Wilson County Historical Society, open by appointment, exhibits of local and ranching history[53]
Dime Box Heritage Society MuseumDime BoxLeeLocal historyIncludes area Czech and German heritage[54][55]
The DoSeumSan AntonioBexarChildren'sFocused on early childhood learning, especially in the creative arts, sciences and early literacy[56][57]
Dougherty Arts CenterAustinTravisArtIncludes Julia C. Butridge Gallery[58]
Dr Pepper MuseumWacoMcLennanFoodHoused in the Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company Building listed on NRHP McLennan County
Dr. Pound Historical Farmstead MuseumDripping SpringsHaysHistoric houseRestored early 20th century farmstead
Earle-Napier-Kinnard HouseWacoMcLennanHistoric houseOperated by Historic Waco Foundation, Victorian period home[59]
East Terrace House MuseumWacoMcLennanHistoric houseOperated by Historic Waco Foundation, Victorian Italianate villa also known as the John Wesley Mann House, NRHP McLennan Co[59]
Elgin Depot MuseumElginBastropLocal history[60] 7
Elisabet Ney MuseumAustinTravisArtSculpture by the acclaimed German-born artist Elisabet Ney in her studio and home
Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural CenterAustinTravisEthnicMexican American cultural arts and heritage, includes two galleries featuring local, regional and national Latino artists[61]
Falls on the Colorado MuseumMarble FallsBurnetLocal history[62]
N. W. Faison HouseLa GrangeFayetteHistoric houseMid 19th-century house with late 19th-century antique furnishings, artwork, and everyday household items[63]
Fanthorp Inn State Historic SiteAndersonGrimesHistoric houseRestored 1850s period family home and stagecoach stop
Fayette Heritage Museum & ArchivesLa GrangeFayetteLocal history[64]
Fayetteville Area Heritage MuseumFayettevilleFayetteLocal historyFeatures authentic replicas of historic trains, businesses, ethnic groups, military, organizations, households[65]
Forsyth GalleriesCollege StationBrazosArtPart of Texas A&M University, features collections of English cameo glass, American and English glass objects and American paintings[66]
Fort CroghanBurnetBurnetMilitaryMuseum with period antiques and grounds with restored frontier fort buildings
Fort HouseWacoMcLennanHistoric houseOperated by Historic Waco Foundation, Edwardian Greek Revival home[59]
Fort McKavett State Historic SiteFort McKavettMenardMilitaryRestored buildings from when Buffalo Soldiers were stationed here[67]
Fort Martin ScottFredericksburgGillespieMilitaryRestored frontier fort with period displays, owned and operated by the City of Fredericksburg
Fort Sam Houston MuseumSan AntonioBexarMilitaryHistory of Fort Sam Houston, one of the nation's oldest military institutions[68][69][70]
Freestone County Historical MuseumFairfieldFreestoneLocal historyLocated in a former jail, features telephone collection, two furnished log cabins[71][72]
French Legation MuseumAustinTravisHistoric housePrivate home built in 1841 for the French chargé d'affaires to the Republic of Texas
Frontier Times MuseumBanderaBanderaLocal historyAmerican West, pioneer & prehistoric artifacts
George Bush Presidential LibraryCollege StationBrazosBiographicalLife and career of President George H. W. Bush
George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural CenterAustinTravisAfrican AmericanAfrican-American history and culture in the United States
Giddings Public Library & Cultural CenterGiddingsLeeMultipleFeatures display of Native American artifacts, Negro league baseball memorabilia of Hilton Smith[73][74]
Giddings-Stone MansionBrenhamWashingtonHistoric house19th century Greek Revival mansion, tours by appointment with the Heritage Society of Washington County[75]
Giddings Wilkin HouseBrenhamWashingtonHistoric houseMid 19th-century house with period and original Giddings and Wilkin family pieces, tours by appointment with the Heritage Society of Washington County[75]
Guadalupe Cultural Arts CenterSan AntonioBexarArtTraditional and contemporary Latino arts and culture[76]
The Guenther HouseSan AntonioBexarLocal historyVictorian period house that includes museum room with Pioneer Flour Mills memorabilia, restaurant and store
Guinness World Records MuseumSan AntonioBexarAmusement
Hamilton County MuseumHamiltonHamiltonLocal historyLocated in the former county jail, exhibits include agriculture, businesses, Indians, cowboys, pioneers[77]
Harry Ransom CenterAustinTravisMultiplePart of the University of Texas at Austin, permanent exhibits include a Gutenberg Bible, the first photograph, Erle Stanley Gardner's Study, changing exhibits of art, photography and history from its collections
Hearne DepotHearneRobertsonRailroadRestored depot features the Robertson County Railroads Collection and photos of local history[36]
Heritage Museum of the Texas Hill CountryCanyon LakeComalLocal historyDinosaurs, fossils, Native American artifacts, farm equipment, antiques[78]
Highland Lakes Squadron WWII Aircraft and MuseumBurnetBurnetAviationRestored World War II aircraft, weapons, home front items, newspapers, uniforms, helmets, aircraft and ship models, other artifacts, part of the Commemorative Air Force; also known as Highland Lakes Air Museum[79]
Historic Hubbard MuseumHubbardHillLocal historyLocated in the historic Hubbard High School, includes memorabilia from sportsmen Tris Speaker, Tony York and Carlisle Littlejohn, local business displays[80][81]
History of West MuseumWestMcLennanLocal historywebsite[82]
H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture and SportsAustinTravisSportsHistory of physical culture and sports, part of the University of Texas at Austin
Holocaust Memorial Museum of San AntonioSan AntonioBexarHistoryHistory of the Holocaust and the dangers of hatred, prejudice and apathy[83]
Horlock Art Gallery and History MuseumNavasotaGrimesMultipleVictorian period house to tour, municipal art gallery[84]
Institute of Texan CulturesSan AntonioBexarTexas historyChronicles the contributions of the various ethnic groups. Part of the HemisFair Park Campus of the University of Texas, San Antonio.
Instituto Cultural de MéxicoSan AntonioBexarArtArt and culture of Mexico, operated by the Mexican Cultural Institute[85]
Itasca Railroad Depot MuseumItascaHillLocal history[86]
Jacob Fontaine Religious MuseumAustinTravisAfrican AmericanLocated at the Southgate-Lewis House, African American experience in Austin and Travis County
James H. Long Railroad Park and MuseumSmithvilleBastropRailroadFormerly known as the Smithville Railroad Park and Museum[87]
John P. Coles Cabin and Independence Log HouseIndependenceWashingtonHistoric houseLocated in Old Baylor Park, 19th-century pioneer homes, tours by the Independence Historical Society[88]
Katy Hamman-Stricker Women's Heritage CenterCalvertRobertsonHistory
Kerr Arts & Cultural CenterKerrvilleKerrArtCommunity art center with exhibits[89]
Lampasas County MuseumLampasasLampasasLocal historyNatural and historical heritage and culture of Lampasas County, also known as Keystone Square Museum[90]
Kimble County Historical MuseumJunctionKimbleLocal history[91]
La Grange Railroad MuseumLa GrangeFayetteRailroadLocated in the La Grange M-K-T (Katy) Railroad Depot[92]
La Vernia Heritage MuseumLa VerniaWilsonLocal historyOperated by the La Vernia Historical Association[93]
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower CenterAustinTravisArt, Natural HistoryPart of the University of Texas at Austin. Botanical garden with changing art exhibits related to native flowers and nature
Lee County Heritage CenterGiddingsLeeLocal historyLocated in the Schubert-Fletcher Home[74]
Lee Lockwood Library and MuseumWacoMcLennanMasonicThree floors of exhibits on Freemasonry in Europe, North America and Texas[94]
Lexington Log CabinsLexingtonLeeLocal historyA pioneer furnished log cabin, a log cabin with local history displays, and a corn crib with 19th century tools and implements[95]
Limestone County Historical MuseumGroesbeckLimestoneLocal historyExhibits include early pioneers, Fort Parker, courthouse history, Mexia oil boom, county schools and communities[96]
Lindheimer HouseNew BraunfelsComalHistoric houseOperated by the New Braunfels Conservation Society, tours upon request, mid 19th-century home of Ferdinand Lindheimer
Llano County Historical MuseumLlanoLlanoLocal historyLocated in a historic drug store with soda fountain display, exhibits include area geology, farming and ranching, clothing and textiles, mining, businesses, military, polo exhibit about Cecil Smith[97]
Lone Star Motorcycle MuseumVanderpoolBanderaTransportationMotorcycles dating from the 1910s to the present[98]
Luling Oil MuseumLulingCaldwellIndustrywebsite, history of the local oil industry from when this was a boom town, also known as the Central Texas Oil Patch Museum
Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and MuseumAustinTravisBiographicalPresidential library on the University of Texas campus. LBJ is known for the Civil Rights laws, the War on Poverty efforts, and the escalation in Vietnam
Lyndon Baines Johnson Museum of San MarcosSan MarcosHaysBiographicalCollege experiences and early political life of President Lyndon B. Johnson, on the town square[99]
Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical ParkJohnson CityBlancoBiographicalTwo locations, one with boyhood home of President Lyndon B. Johnson, his grandparent's log cabin settlement and a visitor center, the second with his first school, birthplace, Texas White House and the Johnson Family Cemetery
Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic SiteStonewallGillespieMultipleIncludes the visitor center with memorabilia from President Johnson's presidency, the 1870s-eriod Behrens Cabin, and the 1918-period Sauer-Beckmann Farmstead, a living history farmstead
Madison County MuseumMadisonvilleMadisonLocal history[100][101]
Magic Lantern Castle MuseumSan AntonioBexarTheaterCollection of magic lanterns, slides and equipment, open by appointment only[102][103]
Martin Museum of ArtWacoMcLennanArtPart of Baylor University in the located in the Hooper-Schaefer Fine Arts Center, collection includes works by Robert Rauschenberg, Kathe Kollwitz, Francisco de Goya, Edouard-Leon Cortes, George Post, Phil Dike, Edgar Whitney and John Marin[104]
Mayborn Museum ComplexWacoMcLennanMultiplePart of Baylor University, natural history, science, 15 building historic village, local history, history of Baylor
McCulloch HouseWacoMcLennanHistoric houseOperated by Historic Waco Foundation, Victorian period house, NRHP McLennan Co[59]
McDade Historical MuseumMcDadeBastropLocal history[105]
McKenna Children's MuseumNew BraunfelsComalChildren's[106]
McNay Art MuseumSan AntonioBexarArtGalleries of 19th and 20th century European and American art, in a mansion by Atlee B. Ayers, the top Texas architect of his day
Mexia Public Schools MuseumMexiaLimestoneEducationHistory of the Mexia Public Schools and Dunbar High School[107]
Mexic-Arte MuseumAustinTravisArtTraditional and contemporary Mexican and Latino art
Michael and Noemi Neidorff Art GallerySan AntonioBexarArtArt gallery of Trinity University, space for student, faculty, and non-Trinity exhibitions, curated and managed by Trinity students[108]
Mier's Home MuseumSonoraSuttonLocal historyOperated by the Sutton County Historical Society[109][110]
Milam County MuseumCameronMilamPrisonLocated in the former county jail, include jail, law enforcement and local history displays[111][112]
Millie Seaton Collection of Toys and DollsSan MarcosHaysDollLocated in the historic Augusta Hofheinz House, open by appointment[113][114]
Mills County Historical MuseumGoldthwaiteMillsLocal history[115][116]
Mills County Old Jail MuseumGoldthwaiteMillsPrisonAlso houses the chamber of commerce[117][118]
Monument Hill and Kreische Brewery State Historic SitesLa GrangeFayetteLocal historyArt Deco-style Monument to victims of the Dawson Massacre and the Mier Expedition, also Kreische House and tours of the brewery ruins
Moody MuseumTaylorWilliamsonHistoric houseLate Victorian to early 20th-century period home of former Texas Governor Dan Moody[119]
Museum of Magnetic Sound RecordingAustinTravisTechnologyCollection of sound recording equipment and media, planned museum[120]
Museum of Natural & Artificial EphemerataAustinTravisCommodityChanging exhibits of ephemera relating to a theme[121]
Museum of the American GICollege StationBrazosMilitaryMilitary equipment, vehicles uniforms and memories of all American servicemen and women[122]
Museum of the WeirdAustinTravisAmusementStrange and unusual items[123][124]
Museum of Western ArtKerrvilleKerrArtArt of the American West, formerly known as Cowboy Artists of America Museum
Musick Alumni Center and Museum at the Parker HouseBeltonBellEducationHistory of the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor[125]
National Museum of the Pacific WarFredericksburgGillespieMilitaryHistory of the Pacific Theater of Operations during World War II, part of Admiral Nimitz State Historic Site
Neill-Cochran House MuseumAustinTravisHistoric houseMid 19th-century Greek Revival mansion
New Braunfels Heritage VillageNew BraunfelsComalLiving historyIncludes Museum of Texas Handmade Furniture with Texas Biedermeier furniture[126]
New Braunfels Railroad MuseumNew BraunfelsComalRailroadRailroad equipment, cars, memorabilia and model railroad display[127]
O. Henry House MuseumSan AntonioBexarLocal historyHouse where author O. Henry worked while living in San Antonio
O. Henry MuseumAustinTravisBiographicalLife and works of author O. Henry, also known as William Sidney Porter
Old Bakery and EmporiumAustinTravisMultipleIncludes an art gallery exhibiting local artists age 50 and above and houses a museum known as the Lundberg-Maerki Historical Collection
Old Fayette County JailLa GrangeFayettePrisonHistoric 19th-century jail, memorabilia of Fayette County law enforcement[128]
Old Fort ParkerGroesbeckLimestoneMilitaryRestored 1830s fort buildings, site of the Fort Parker massacre[129]
Old Ice House Ranch MuseumSonoraSuttonLocal historyHoused in a former ice house, operated by the Sutton County Historical Society, exhibits includes pioneer, ranching, lawmen and outlaws, area history, transportation, model train layout[130]
Palm House MuseumRound RockWilliamsonHistoric house[131][132]
People's Gallery at City HallAustinTravisArtAnnual exhibit of works by regional artists[133]
Pioneer FarmsAustinTravisLivingAlso known as Jourdan-Bachman Pioneer Farms, features five themed, restored historic areas: an 1841 Tonkawa encampment, an 1868 German emigrant farm, an 1873 Texian farm, an 1887 cotton planter’s farm and an 1899 Sprinkle Corner rural village[134]
Pioneer Memorial MuseumHarperGillespieLocal historyPioneer artifacts, arrowheads, toys, tools, military items[135]
Pioneer MuseumFredericksburgGillespieOpen airOperated by the Gillespie County Historical Society includes, Markplatz, Vereins Kirche Museum, Fredericksburg Volunteer Fire Department Museum, White Oak School and historic homes
Pioneer TownWimberleyHaysOpen airReplica pioneer town buildings at the 7A Resort, includes Jack Glover's Cowboy Museum[136][137]
Pump Project Art ComplexAustinTravisArtNon-profit art space that provides working studios and gallery facilities to emerging and established artists[138]
Red Men Museum and LibraryWacoMcLennanHistoryHistory of the Fraternal Organization Improved Order of Red Men[139]
Republic of Texas MuseumAustinTravisHistoryOperated by the Daughters of the Republic of Texas, heritage of The Republic of Texas historic period[140]
Ripley's Believe It or Not!San AntonioBexarAmusement
Rockne MuseumRockneBastropLocal historyOperated by the Rockne Historical Association in Hilbig Park[141]
Ross Carroll Bennett HouseBrenhamWashingtonHistoric houseVictorian mansion with original family and period antique, tours by appointment with the Heritage Society of Washington County[75]
Round Rock ArtsRound RockWilliamsonArtArea arts council with ArtSpace exhibit gallery[142]
Round Top Historical Society MuseumRound TopFayetteOpen air[143]
Salado Museum and College ParkSaladoBellLocal historyAlso known as Central Texas Area Museum[144]
San Antonio Missions National Historical ParkSan AntonioBexarTexas historyFeatures four Spanish frontier missions: Concepcion, San Jose, San Juan, and Espada, and a museum in the visitor's center
San Antonio Art League MuseumSan AntonioBexarArtFeatures works in all media by Texas artists[145]
San Antonio Museum of ArtSan AntonioBexarArtWorld class collections displayed in restored Lone Star Brewery buildings
San Saba County Historical MuseumSan SabaSan SabaLocal historyExhibits include barbed wire, 19th-century period rooms[146]
Sanders Corps of Cadets CenterCollege StationBrazosMilitaryPart of Texas A&M University, history of the Texas A&M University Corps of Cadets
Capt. Charles Schreiner MansionKerrvilleKerrHistoric house19th-century period mansion
Schulenburg Historical MuseumSchulenburgFayetteLocal history[40][147]
Sculpture RanchJohnson CityBlancoArt140-acre contemporary sculpture gardens[148]
Seward PlantationIndependenceWashingtonHistoric houseMid 19th-century plantation home, open for groups of 10 or more by reservation
Scobee Education Center at San Antonio CollegeSan AntonioBexarScienceIncludes the Scobee Planetarium, Challenger Learning Center[149]
Sculptors Dominion InternationalSan AntonioBexarArtOutdoor sculpture displays, open by appointment or during the Sculptors Invitational event[150]
Semmes GallerySan AntonioBexarArtPart of Fine Arts Building at the University of the Incarnate Word[151]
Smithville Heritage House & MuseumSmithvilleBastropLocal historyOperated by the Smithville Heritage Society[152][153]
Somerville Area MuseumSomervilleBurlesonLocal history[154]
Sophienburg MuseumNew BraunfelsComalLocal historyHeritage and founding of New Braunfels[155]
South Austin Popular Culture CenterAustinTravisArtPop art related to Austin, focusing on the art and ephemera of Austin's live music scene from the 1960s through today.
Southwest Museum of Clocks and WatchesLockhartCaldwellHorologyHistoric clocks, watches[156]
Southwest School of ArtSan AntonioBexarMultipleFeatures changing art exhibitions, located in a historic 1851 Ursuline convent that can be toured[157]
Spanish Governor's PalaceSan AntonioBexarHistoric house18th century early Spanish house
Stanzel Model Aircraft MuseumSchulenburgFayetteAviationHistory of Stanzel Company and the development of model aircraft, also late 19th century historic house[158]
Star Historical MuseumStarMillsLocal history[159][160]
Star of the Republic MuseumWashington-on-the-BrazosWashingtonHistoryCulture and history of the Republic of Texas from 1836 to 1846
Stark GalleriesCollege StationBrazosArtPart of Texas A&M University, focuses on American paintings, prints, drawings and photographs of the 19th and 20th centuries[66]
Steves HomesteadSan AntonioBexarHistoric houseLate 19th-century Victorian homestead, operated by the San Antonio Conservation Society
Susanna Dickinson MuseumAustinTravisHistoric house19th-century home of Battle of the Alamo survivor Susanna Dickinson, also known as Joseph and Susanna Dickinson Hannig Museum[161]
Sutherland Springs MuseumSutherland SpringsWilsonLocal history[162]
Temple Railroad and Heritage MuseumTempleBellRailroadLocated in the 1911 Santa Fe Depot, includes three locomotives, railroad passenger cars, and cabooses, railroad equipment and memorabilia, Harvey House, local history[163]
Texas Air MuseumSan AntonioBexarAviationAbout Texas and San Antonio's role in the development of military air power
Texas A&M Hall of ChampionsCollege StationBrazosSportsPart of Texas A&M University, located in the Bernard C. Richardson Zone at Kyle Field, school athletes and sports history[164]
Texas Baptist Historical MuseumIndependenceWashingtonHistoryMid 19th-century Baptist church in which Sam Houston was baptized, museum of historic church artifacts and history of Baptists in Texas[165][166]
Texas Basketball MuseumCarmineFayetteSportsHistory of Texas high school basketball[167]
Texas Cotton Gin MuseumBurtonWashingtonAgricultureWorking cotton gin and history of cotton farming[168][169]
Texas Czech Heritage and Cultural CenterLa GrangeFayetteEthnicTexas Czech culture, pioneers, replica of a late 19th and early 20th century Czech Moravian community[170]
Texas Department of Public Safety Historical Museum and Research CenterAustinTravisLaw enforcementHistory of the Texas Department of Public Safety, includes uniforms, vehicles, weapons, equipment[171][172]
Texas Governor's MansionAustinTravisHistoric houseMid 19th-century mansion, home of every governor since 1856
Texas Heritage MuseumHillsboroHillMilitaryPart of Hill College, exhibits from the Civil War, World War I, World War II and Vietnam War
Texas Medical Association History of Medicine GalleryAustinTravisMedicalChanging exhibits about the history of medicine in Texas and the history of the Texas Medical Association[173]
Texas Memorial MuseumAustinTravisNatural historyPart of the University of Texas at Austin, exhibits dinosaurs, fossils, gems, rocks, minerals, Texas wildlife, evolution and biodiversity
Texas Military Forces MuseumAustinTravisMilitaryLocated at Camp Mabry, history of Texas' militia, volunteer forces and National Guard from 1823 to the present
Texas Museum of Science and TechnologyCedar ParkWilliamsonScienceFeatures traveling exhibits, various collections, and soon a full dome planetarium
Texas Music MuseumAustinTravisMusicContributions of Texas musicians to the musical heritage of the nation and the world[174]
Texas Polka Music MuseumSchulenburgFayetteMusicHistory of polka music in Texas, Texas polka bands and musicians of Czech, German and Polish ancestry[175]
Texas Quilt MuseumLa GrangeFayetteArtHistoric and contemporary quilts[176]
Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and MuseumWacoMcLennanLaw enforcementHistory of the Texas Ranger Division
Texas Rangers Heritage CenterFredericksburgGillespieMilitaryHistory of the Texas Rangers, museum under construction[177]
Texas Sports Hall of FameWacoMcLennanSportsImportant Texas athletes, coaches and administrators
Texas State Capitol Visitors CenterAustinTravisTexas historyExhibits about state history, tours of the Texas State Capitol
Texas State University GalleriesSan MarcosHaysArtTwo galleries for the School of Art and Design, located in the Joann Cole Mitte Building[178]
Texas Transportation MuseumSan AntonioBexarTransportationRailroad cars and model railroad, antique automobiles
Texas Wendish Heritage MuseumSerbinLeeEthnicOperated by the Texas Wendish Heritage Society, history and heritage of the Texas Wends, Slavic immigrants from Lusatia[179]
The ThinkeryAustinTravisChildren's
Umlauf Sculpture Garden and MuseumAustinTravisArtSculpture by 20th century American sculptor Charles Umlauf and other contemporary sculptors
Union Station Transportation MuseumGiddingsLeeRailroadLocated in a historic depot, includes memorabilia and collections reflecting life in the early 1900s, Union Pacific Railroad[74][180]
United States Army Medical Department MuseumSan AntonioBexarMilitaryHistory of the US Army Medical Department from 1775 to present, located at Fort Sam Houston
University of Texas at San Antonio Art GalleriesSan AntonioBexarArtOperated by the Department of Art and History, includes the main gallery on campus, and Terminal 136 downtown, a satellite space[181]
USAF Airman Heritage MuseumSan AntonioBexarAviationLocated at Lackland Air Force Base, history of the U.S. Air Force, includes historic USAF military aircraft, World War I and World War II air maintenance shop collection, basic training dorms, Women in the Air Force collection[182]
Veterans From All Wars & Pioneer Ranch Women MuseumSonoraSuttonLocal historyMilitary artifacts, roles of area ranch women[183]
Villa FinaleSan AntonioBexarHistoric houseVictorian period mansion with European furniture, and fine and decorative arts
Visual Arts CenterAustinTravisArtIncludes 5 galleries, part of the Department of Art and Art History, College of Fine Arts, University of Texas at Austin[184]
Waco Mammoth SiteWacoMcLennanNatural historyMuseum and park featuring fossils of twenty-four Columbian mammoths (Mammuthus columbi) and other mammals from the Pleistocene Epoch
Walkers' GallerySan MarcosHaysArtSponsored by the San Marcos Area Arts Council and the City of San Marcos with support from the San Marcos Arts Commission[185]
Washington-on-the-Brazos State Historic SiteWashington-on-the-BrazosWashingtonMultipleIncludes Star of the Republic Museum, Independence Hall and Barrington Living History Farm
Whitney Area MuseumWhitneyHillLocal history[186]
Williamson MuseumGeorgetownWilliamsonLocal historyHistory of Williamson County[187]
Wilson County Jailhouse MuseumFloresvilleWilsonPrisonOperated by the Wilson County Historical Society, open the first Saturday of the month and for special events
WinedaleWinedaleFayetteOpen airComplex of 19th-century structures and modern facilities situated on 225 acres, reflects German-American culture, operated by the Dolph Briscoe Center for American History
Wittliff CollectionsSan MarcosHaysLiteraryExhibits from its collections of King of the Hill archives, Southwest writers including Cormac McCarthy and Sam Shepard, and the Lonesome Dove collection, located on the seventh floor of the Alkek Library on the campus of Texas State University[188]
Witte MuseumSan AntonioBexarMultipleNatural history, science, art, log cabins and historic homes, circus memorabilia, cowboy artifacts
Wooden Nickel MuseumSan AntonioBexarCommodityStore with museum about the history of, and San Antonio's contribution to wooden nickels[189]
Women & Their WorkAustinTravisArtGallery for women artists[190]
Wright GalleryCollege StationBrazosArtPart of Texas A&M University College of Architecture, college's showcase for the visual arts[191]
Yturri-Edmunds Historic SiteSan AntonioBexarHistoric houseHouse and operating grist mill, 1840–1860, restored in 1964 by the San Antonio Conservation Society, open by appointment

Defunct museums
  • Central Texas Museum of Automotive History, Rosanky, closed in 2012, collections moved to Dick's Classic Garage in San Marcos, Texas[192]
  • Dog Museum, Waco, private collection of dog memorabilia located in Antiquibles Antique Mall, reported closed in 2014[193]
  • Fort Graham Museum[194]
  • Goodwill Computer Museum, , Austin, closed in 2015[195]
  • Hertzberg Circus Collection and Museum, San Antonio, closed in 2001, collections now at the Witte Museum[196][197]
  • Henkel Square Museum Village, Round Top, authentic restoration of Anglo-American and German-American 19th century homes, now the Henkel Square Market shopping village since 2010[198]
  • Hill Country Wildlife Museum, LLano
  • Katherine Anne Porter House, Kyle, no longer a museum but now the Katherine Anne Porter Literary Center[199]
  • Museo Alameda, San Antonio, closed in 2012,[200] space now the Educational & Cultural Arts Center for Texas A & M San Antonio[201]
  • Museum of Aerospace Medicine, San Antonio, closed in 2011[202]
  • USAF Security Forces Museum, San Antonio, history of the U.S. Air Force Security Forces, closed in 2014 and being consolidated with the USAF Airman Heritage Museum[203]
  • Texas Pioneers, Trail Drivers, Rangers Memorial Museum, San Antonio, moved to the Texas Ranger Museum at the Buckhorn Saloon & Museum,[204][205][206]

See also

Resources

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