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04/27/2010
Beaumont, Museum Capital of Texas
Did you know Beaumont's been dubbed the Museum Capital of Texas? And for good reason! We have an eclectic mix of 19 museums that specialize in everything from art to energy.
04/27/2010
The McFaddin-Ward House Museum
This 12,800 square-foot Beaux Arts Colonial Revival style house serves as the city's cultural and historic center, offering tours of the three-story home and hosting special events.
04/27/2010
Beaumont's Black Gold Trail
Follow the history of the "Cradle of the Petroleum Age" through a few of Beaumont's key museums that tell the story of Spindletop and the bounty it created for those involved.
04/21/2010
Beaumont's Faith Trail
Beaumont's overnight oil boom in 1901 brought fortune seekers of all religious denominations to town; and, just as fast as the oil derricks went up so did dozens of churches and places of worship. Our Faith Trail recognizes the cultural, architectural and historical significance of these sites.
In 1901, Beaumont changed the course of history for the entire United States and with a single event spurred the Industrial Revolution. Visit the Spindletop-Gladys City Boomtown Museum and relive the past as you stroll through the reconstructed boomtown complete with artifacts, oil derricks, shops and even a replica gusher.
