Calaboose African American History Museum
No admission feeA San Marcos museum preserving the African American history of the city and Hays County.

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Museum in San Marcos exploring Lyndon B. Johnson's student and teaching years and their link to later national laws.
131 N. Guadalupe, San Marcos, TX 78666 · San Marcos, TX
The museum focuses on the period Lyndon B. Johnson spent as a college student and schoolteacher in San Marcos, and how those years shaped the Great Society legislation he later advanced as president. Exhibits, online materials, and programs draw on his connections to Texas State University, including his visits to campus for the Job Corps announcement and the Higher Education Act signing. Visitors can view permanent and online exhibits, and the museum also hosts events, tours, and fundraising galas.
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