Reviews of Brazoria County Historical Museum (Museum)

100 E Cedar St, Angleton, TX 77515, United States

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At this moment the firm has a rating of 4.3 out of 5 and the score has been calculated on 22 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF Brazoria County Historical Museum IN Texas

Wendee Brown

The staff are so friendly and knowledgeable, there is a lot of interesting things to explore in this little hometown museum.

Haleigh Balser

Desiree Hudson

Wally Anderson

Virginia Keaton

Disappointed. The website said said the beginning of Texas, there was very little. It also said war history, there was a gas mask, torpedo and one thing of war history. I had my pregnant daughter in law with me spent more time waiting for her to go to the restroom.

MYGUEL MONDRAGON

Interesting

Brian Corona

Angleton has so many stories. This is a great place to learn more about our home.

Annette Knupp

Thoroughly enjoyed the lecture on Gulf Coast sunken ships.

Tepphoumi Tran

kelly ketchum

Great people and great place love it

Ed Stiles

Alexander Guillory

Mark McIntyre

Very few people in this building. Possibly it because the displays have not changed for at least fifteen years.

Pedro Aviles

Kandy Taylor-Hille

John Henry

Incredible

Nathan Wright

Veronica Nieto

Jeff Wilson

I have a long love affair with the Brazoria County Historical Museum. It all started when the building was the Angleton Library. A truly magical place to roam the stacks for a bookworm. Flash ahead to now and the old Lady is getting a face lift. New paint and an elevator making the place even more fun. The museum changes out some of the exhibits 3 or 4 times a year. The local county history is a permanent exhibit from local Indians thru Steven Austin's colony to the Texas Independence, civil war, WWII to now. There are author meet and greets, summer concerts on the lawn and the wonderful Austin Town reenactment in November. Come and visit the staff is warm and friendly!