Sam Houston Memorial Museum

10 reviews

+1 (936) 294-1832

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1836 Sam Houston Ave

Huntsville, TX 77340

+1 (936) 294-1832

https://events.shsu.edu

The Sam Houston Memorial Museum is a historical site dedicated to preserving the legacy of Sam Houston, a prominent figure in Texas history. Visitors can explore exhibits and artifacts related to Houston's life and contributions.

The museum offers educational programs and events to engage visitors of all ages in learning about Texas history and the impact of Sam Houston's leadership. It serves as a cultural hub for those interested in delving into the rich history of the region.

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Jon A.

10/7/2019

Travelling through Texas, we found ourselves near lunchtime and looking for a place to stop for a bite to eat. We had the food, we just needed a quiet place to eat where there was a bit of shade....

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Ann M.

8/5/2022

Decided to explore Huntsville Tx, known for the prison! But if you give the town a chance you will be surprised at how lovely it is. Also on the grounds of Sam Houston State University is an old...

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Mark N. T.

11/28/2018

I have been living in Houston TX since 2005.However, I didn't know anything about a father of our city.I learned everything about him.The complex was big.I walked around his homes.I visited in...

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Mia R.

8/21/2020

The grounds were spectacular. The museum was so impressive and so informative about Sam Houston. We were so impressed with the grounds that we returned the following week to take senior pictures.

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Tammy R.

2/23/2020

Interesting Park like setting. We hit the museum than went to check out the other buildings. I would definitely go on a cooler day. Many ducks and turtles. Learned a lot about Sam Houston. Than...

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