Ferdinand Lindheimer, a botanist, served as a guide for the German settlers, and was paid in land on the Comal River, where be built this house, which stands as a small monument to Lindheimer who is credited with discovering several hundred plant species, including a...

Take the journey with Prince Carl and his group of German colonists as they cross the ocean and make their way into central Texas. Admire their courage and determination to establish a new colony at the edge of Indian Territory. Live their dream of freedom, adventure...

The new braunfels historic railroad and modelers society (nbhrms) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of railroad artifacts and education. Within the museum is a variety of artifacts and historical photographs from the golden age of...

Owned by the New Braunfels Conservation Society, this historic home includes a 1900s barbershop and a museum which features an array of items such as handcarved miniature circus animals, pictures made from rocks, dolls from around the world, and handmade jewelry.

Discover a world of art and creativity, science and technology, culture, health and history. Welcome to the McKenna Children's Museum a collection of educational exhibits designed to stimulate learning and encourage imagination. McKenna developed this unique and...

Take a drive back into history when you enter the limestone entrance of the 11.5 acre Heritage Village site. As you drive down the winding driveway, treat your eyes to a seasonal feast of Texas wildflowers, native grasses and towering live oak trees. Nestled in this...

Since its inception in June of 1964, the New Braunfels Conservation Society has worked to preserve the priceless buildings and artifacts of our distint heritage. The non-profit organization is open to all who are interested in preserving the natural beauty of our...

Located in the in the beautiful Canyon Lake area, the MUSEUM has displays on: Native American Artifacts, Early Pioneers including Farm Machinery, the Canyon Dam History, Fossils, Gift Shop, open air picnic area, and the Heritage Garden Trail of native Texas plants.

Sebastopol House State Historic Site is a Greek Revival style house located in Seguin, Texas, United States. Joshua W. Young built the house between 1854 and 1856 for his sister, Catherine LeGette. Sebastopol House was listed on the National Register of Historic...

The 36th President of the United States spent his college years in San Marcos while he attended what is now Texas State University-San Marcos (1927-1930). Here, he honed his political skills and developed a strong commitment to education and civil rights. The LBJ...