I believe the Museum has closed, so you should call them first…read more Their website is also gone. However the Hangar 6 Air Cafe next door is open, has good food and EV charging.

I saw that they are having an event this past Saturday for the 250 America birthday celebration. I…read moredecided to go check it out since we were headed to Bandera. They do have a Groupon which is more than half price. The lady was very welcoming and sweet. We were inside the museum and she would call us telling us what performance is starting outside. There is really cool and interesting pieces to admire. We made our way out to the back. They were serving complimentary hot dogs, chips, lemonade and a cake to celebrate. The time when we were there seems all the locals were there. All attention was on us. From getting up to give us their seat to asking us where we are from to ask if we would like more food. It made us feel so special! I had couple of questions on where to find places they did not hesitate to answer and even call each other to get me more information. It was a real memorable morning a this museum!

Relatively small but well run and effortlessly charming museum. Frontier Times is just a couple…read moreblocks outside of downtown Bandera, and contains a wealth of items mostly from the Old West up though the early 20th Century. It's a really great display of Americana. One of the rooms is sure to please any dedicated equestrian as it contains several beautifully crafted saddles and sets of riding gear. Other rooms house collections of old books (*everybody* carried a Bible back then), pictures of family relatives long gone, Wurlitzer-style pipe organs, long-gone paper currencies, even a pair of stuffed cougars named Charlie and Sally! While there we also adopted *cough cough* a stuffed longhorn which was promptly named 'Chisholm'. Since there was also an art exhibit going on, we got a chance to watch a couple big-name Western scene painters like Jack Moss and David Godfrey at work. Definitely worth a visit the next time you're in Bandera!

A really nice museum showcasing local history,with emphasis on the area's pioneer families. Free…read moreadmission!

What a great place to visit. We attended a nephews birthday party here and we were able to enjoy…read morethe museum and area. It was a great place to visit, especially if you like dinosaurs! The staff were great, knowledgeable and attentive in the museum. Fun party for children and adults! We will definitely come back to visit.

Crowned and collar lizard dinosaur. it's a must see in the Bandera area a real jewel life-size…read moredinosaurs in the yard.

October 27, 2022…read more Update now of any comment, try one thousand two hundred forty four (1,244)! My previous has fourteen votes and has six votes! There are actually three categories for this CITY OF UVALDE! One category, the one person from Texas gave FIVE STARS, saying the family went down for in remembrance of those killed! The other four at ONE STAR, many harsh words for the police in Uvalde! I cannot write like that, those four reviews bring anger to me! Well, as my first comment says, I did not at time know what was happening! I found out because the Reverend at Upper Room Church in town Auburn, California, was naming the names! I found this category is empty, so try on this empty category! There are hotels in Uvalde, there are hospitals, there are museums! Think even may be a Blood Bank! Not sure how many schools, what I understand when the Reverend was reading the names and showing the pictures, this had to be an elementary school! Nineteen children and two teachers! One had to be the main teacher and the other had to be the assistant teacher! Just as in Sunday School where I teach two year olds to five year olds, I am the Assistant Teacher! Too many lately of (NAME OF CITY) Be Strong! There were BOSTON BE STRONG, ORLANDO BE STRONG, now is UVALDE BE STRONG! Just too much of school gun violence, just too much of mass shootings at different schools! Soon in December will be anniversary of Newtown, Connecticut school shooting! Please my "friends" of Uvalde, my thoughts have been with you and my prayers have been with you! I the Tiger say let guns be banned, let guns be confiscated! We are not in days of the Old West anymore, too many guns are being used to kill innocent people!

Amazing experience! Great Friday Night Spook Day with my girlfriends! We will be back to book the…read moreovernight stay in October!

Oct 28 is Emma's Birthday... so Magnolia Hotel decided to open the doors to celebrate! Free tours…read morefrom 10am-2pm! I just happened to see something come through my newsfeed over Fb, I bookmarked it, found my schedule open, so headed east to check it out. Emma likes to play in her room... and who doesn't like to play with little spirits?! I didn't know the history of the Magnolia Hotel so was totally clueless walking in the door... Magnolia Hotel has been on Ghost Adventures on Travel Channel. Also, Magnolia Hotel is ~not~ a hotel, it is now a personal residence. To my delight, I was able to hear stories of the old hotel, tales of it's past residents many of which have never left, and how Magnolia Hotel was discovered by the owners. Jim & Erin saved the Magnolia from being demolished... they single handedly have saved a part of Seguin history!... and some haunted history at that! I spent about two hours just hanging out, looking around, and people watching... talked to some interesting people, listening to questions and answers... all very interesting. Did I have an experience? I had something creepy go up the back of my left neck and skull as I was talking to a ghost hunter in the original dining area where the owner was sitting. I also felt some weird things around the house... but something I brushed off at first until I started listening to others talk about it... when you first come up the stairs, it feels really heavy. I originally brushed it off as I just walked up the stairs... but no, go back and you feel it... and everyone was feeling it!!! Emma was playing in her room. One of the guides said just a few minutes earlier, a little girl got scratched. Then someone told her that they saw the door knob in the pink bathroom turn back and forth. The owner, Erin, said this house is more active during the day than at night. Wow! The owners Jim & Erin host a ghost tour in their home on occasion, which books up months in advance. The tour last about 2 hours with in-depth stories which might also include a spiritual reading from the Erin at the end (but only if deceased wish to come forward). Erin has written Haunted New Braunfels, Haunted Seguin, and soon to be released Haunted Magnolia House. All proceeds go towards restoring the Magnolia Hotel. I can not wait to go on their ghost tour!

Very informative museum showing the history and development of Eagle Pass. Located on the former…read morehistoric commanders quarters, the museum is small but it packed with photos, displays, and artifacts of the various time periods of the city. The curator who runs the museum, Jeff, was very knowledgeable and showed us around. The museum is free but we did leave a donation. It's nice to see someone with so much passion for their hometown. The museum is free but we left a donation.

We visited Fort Duncan while in Eagle Pass Texas for work. It was very interesting to see the…read morebuildings and visualize the events that took place at Fort Duncan. We were hoping someone was on staff to help give us some more historical information but that was snot the case. You can still go on a great historical journey from the written information and marking. I would definitely recommend stopping in if you are in the area.

I love history so I really enjoyed this museum. My husband and I spent a few hours navigating the…read moregrounds and absorbing the interesting facts that the museum offers. The highlight of the museum is Judge Roy Bean's information and gravesite, but it does a great job of presenting the Del Rio area's history through the years. It is family friendly and educational with a map that allows you to self guide yourself throughout the village. The grounds are well-kept and offer a great way to spend a few hours while in Del Rio.

This museum was outstanding! Don't be fooled by its appereance, because it is a real interesting…read moreand authentic museum. There are many little rooms that display life in the early 1900s, most of which are air conditioned. Would definitley come again!!

This is a very well-curated gallery with a wide range of styles and interesting pieces. I…read moreespecially enjoyed the giant bronze eagle near the front. They are very friendly and allow photography. They even have a 3d tour of the gallery through their website. Parking can be hard at peak times, but there is street parking and a lot around the corner.

Love this place!!! I did not think Kerrville would have this kind of art... Some of these artist…read moreare big names. Really surprised. You should check it out.