Suggestions for Museum near Galveston

ᴡᴡᴡ.Marcus.qhgw.ru F. • August 7, 2014Great audio tour for $10. Takes about 30 min. Fun to see.

Daisy M. • July 31, 2015Beautiful museum. Lots of Texas history and a children's area on the ground level. Also a beautiful venue for weddings or events! I loved it. 😀

Shawn M. • July 15, 2016It's incredible! 5-Star service at a buffet, massive, impressive, educational, professional!

Myrna T. • August 22, 2010Also known as The Tall Ship of Texas. It is a really cool sailboat and old. Check it if you get the chance.

Mae • November 18, 2013The minature train set is beautiful. They present the history of Galvenston's railroad adventures very well. I recommend it.

Lisa C. • June 12, 2010Check out the antique vehicles in the garage...new to the tour.

Clint • November 2, 2014its worth taking the harbour tour along with your ticket to the museum

Crystal B. • March 19, 2011Restoration for the lower decks is in progress, but it was really neat to check out the upper decks and the (eww) toilet trough!

Galveston.com • February 23, 2012Less than an hour from downtown Houston, the world's petroleum capital, the Offshore Energy Center the Ocean Star.

C-SPAN • March 16, 2015Including one of the earliest maps of Galveston Bay and business notes between Galveston’s founders, the Rosenberg Library Museum chronicles the city's history. Watch this video for more info.

Precious R. • September 15, 2011Great historical location for private events. Garden usage complimentary with ballroom/bottom floor rental.

Galveston.com • February 27, 2012The museum, a dream of Mr. James Josey, is open only by appointment. The portraits of many outstanding African Americans from the city have been painted by E. Herron on the walls of the building.

Ami H. • October 1, 2022A Galveston South Jetty Lighthouse Fresnel Lens stamp is available for your lighthouse passport at the museum reception desk

Adam G. • December 29, 2015Nice visit. One of the best museums in Galveston.