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No admission feeA Galveston nonprofit cultural center and gallery honoring Juneteenth with African American history exhibits.

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City-run history museum in Texas City focused on local heritage, with exhibits on the 1947 disaster, city founding, and early aviation.
409 6th Street N, Texas City, TX 77590 · Texas City, TX
The Texas City Museum, supported by the City of Texas City, shares local history and culture in a 30,000 square foot building. Its galleries cover the 1947 Texas City Disaster, the founding of the city, a naval cannon from a historic ship, an early aviation squadron, and the local school system. A children's discovery room gives younger visitors a hands-on space. A model railroad club display runs on Saturdays on the second floor.
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