N W Faison Home and Museum
Check pricesA historic house in Texas that preserves the stories of the Faison family and a formerly enslaved woman who later owned the home.

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County history museum and research archive on the second floor of the Fayette Public Library in La Grange.
855 South Jefferson Street, La Grange, TX 78945 · La Grange, TX
This museum sits upstairs in the Fayette Public Library and covers the history of Fayette County through rotating displays. Its archive holds local photographs, papers, genealogy resources, and a shelf of Texas history books. A small gift shop is on site. The institution began as a Bicentennial project in 1976, opened in 1978, and expanded and renovated in 2004. Staff recommend contacting them ahead of time so research materials can be prepared.
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