You wouldn’t guess it from the outside looking in, but the T.C. Lindsey General Store in Jonesville has been going for 150 years strong! The part antique store, part museum has been around so long that it has some good stories to tell. Stop by and chat with Sibyl Elliot to learn a few or just take a look at some of the fixtures lining the walls. Well worth a stop on The Texas Bucket List!
The Texas Bucket List – Stanzel Model Aircraft Museum
Step aside Wright brothers, and make way for Victor and Joe Stanzel! The story behind the Stanzel Model Aircraft Museum in Schulenburg is one of innovation, perseverance, and a little bit of sadness. Watch and see the history of these model airplanes, and don’t forget to make this one a stop on The Texas Bucket List!
The Texas Bucket List – Sam Houston Memorial Museum
We steep ourselves in Texas tradition by visiting the Sam Houston Memorial Museum in Huntsville. What could be more Texan than a place dedicated to the first president of the Lone Star State? For an experience that goes beyond the textbook and into the mind of the great Sam Houston, you’ll have to visit this museum in order to call yourself a true Texan.
The Texas Bucket List – Frontier Texas!
See the Wild West come back to life at the Frontier Texas! museum in Abilene. It’s not just about the cowboys and Indians – this museum captures the struggle of life on the plains with telling accounts from figures of the past, life-sized replicas, and original tools and decorations. From buffalo hunts to the horror of scalping, this museum captures the good, the bad, and the ugly of the American West. Well worth a stop on The Texas Bucket List!
The Texas Bucket List – WASP Museum
It was a war effort started by Jackie Cochran, a dream that came to reality during World War II as a secret weapon. WASP, the Women Airforce Service Pilots, began in the town of Sweetwater where the National WASP WWII Museum now stands to commemorate their service and dedication to fighting and flying for their country. Visit the inspiration for so many female aviators today. Well worth a stop on The Texas Bucket List!
The Texas Bucket List – Stark Museum of Art
Painting, sculptures, and prints galore! The Start Museum of Art in Orange has more western art than you can imagine. With art by some of the western genre’s greats like Charles Marion Russell and Frederic Remington, you’ll view art that is exhibited in some of the most widely known museums in the nation. Step back into the wild American West when you come in. It’s well worth a stop on The Texas Bucket List!
The Texas Bucket List – George W. Bush Library
With over 43,000 artifacts and some of the newest technology in a museum of its kind, the George W. Bush Library in Dallas is an experience you don’t want to miss. With everything from 9/11 to poll booths from Florida, this museum gives you a history of former president Bush and of the presidency in general. Well worth a stop on The Texas Bucket List!
The Texas Bucket List – San Antonio Fire Museum
Fire history buffs, genealogy hunters, and fire truck enthusiasts alike have a new place to add to their bucket list! The San Antonio Fire Museum is a must-see museum rich in history and artifacts and lots and lots of fire trucks! Whether you have a child in love with the big red fire engine or you’re just a kid at heart, this museum is well worth a stop on The Texas Bucket List!
The Texas Bucket List – Sterne-Hoya House
We stop in Nacogdoches at a house that was the gateway through Texas in the early part of the 19th century. Built by Adolphus Sterne in 1830, the Sterne-Hoya House has served as a crossroads for many a famous Texan. Well worth a stop on The Texas Bucket List!
The Texas Bucket List – The Danish Heritage Museum
We visit the Danish Heritage Museum in Danevang. What better place to connect to your Danish roots than at the Danish capital of Texas? Learn about the history of the folks who settled this part of the Lone Star State. Well worth a stop on The Texas Bucket List!
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