Brazos Tours
$50+Waco outfit running Brazos River boat cruises, the Fixer Upper home tour and food tours.
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A Waco museum and research library preserving the history of the Improved Order of Red Men and the Degree of Pocahontas, plus Texas and American history.
4521 Speight Ave., Waco, Texas 76711 · Waco, TX
The museum is a historical reference museum and research library run by The Texas Redmen Foundation. Its displays include artifacts such as a writing desk linked to Aaron Burr, a Gettysburg battlefield bugle, a signed viola from a World War II USO show, and items tied to Rudolph Valentino, Geronimo, and Cochise. The library holds about 4,500 volumes on Texas and Waco history, the Civil War, and World War II, along with a long run of National Geographic issues. The venue also includes Red Men Hall, which can be rented for events.
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