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Open daily, the Galveston County Historical Museum features permanent exhibits about Galveston lighthouses, Native Americans in Galveston County, Texas City port explosions and more. The museum also houses a number of temporary exhibits.
Address: 2219 Market Street Galveston TX USA
 1 409 766-2340
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A non profit museum dedicated to the men and women who developed aviation science and for those who flew in the defense of the nation, and educating the public. Send an Email
1 409 740-7722
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Through videos, equipment exhibits and interactive displays, visitors have the chance to learn about offshore drilling and production, environmental protection, marine transportation, construction and pipelining.
Address: Pier 19 Galveston TX USA
1 409 766-7827
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Visitors of this museum have the chance to learn about the history of the railroad in Texas, and see a railway waiting room constructed in 1932.
Address: 25th & the Strand Galveston TX USA
1 409 765-5700
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Visitors have the chance to see a four-story, 28,000-square-foot mansion built in 1895. The mansion houses a variety of temporary exhibits that display historical photographs, collectibles and memorabilia.
Address: 2618 Broadway Galveston TX USA 77550
1 409 762-7668
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The Texas Seaport Museum is the site of the Tall Ship Elissa, a National Historic Landmark built in 1877. The museum tells the story of seaborne commerce and immigration through exhibits, films and artefacts.
Address: Pier 21, Number 8 Galveston TX USA 77550
1 409 763-1877
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