Confederate Reunion Grounds State Historic Site
No admission feeA Navasota River site where Confederate veterans and their families held reunions from 1889 to 1946, now a gathering place with a 1902 dance pavilion.

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A small-town museum in Fairfield, Texas, spread across eight historic buildings with a genealogical research library.
302 East Main Street, Fairfield, Texas 75840, United States · Fairfield, TX
The Freestone County Historical Museum occupies a complex of eight historic buildings near Interstate 45 and US Highway 84 in Fairfield. Visitors can see an 1881 jail, 1850s log cabins, a 1900s farmhouse, an antique telephone collection, a historic church, and a 1936 Ford V8 fire truck. A large artifact collection is housed in the Barbara and H. Neil Bass Wing. The museum also runs a genealogical research library, offers curator-led tours, and provides group tours for clubs and classrooms. Research visits should be arranged in advance.
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