Wow! One of the most interesting museums I've ever been to and not to mention, beautifully curated!…read more This is a must visit for anyone interested in learning funeral history (family-friendly) and different traditions around the world. I really loved learning about different cultures and especially the Ghanaian fantasy coffins! I had never heard of this before. The display of hearses over the years were fascinating and gorgeous. There's many photo opportunities (they're marked for you too) and lots to learn! Make sure to give yourself a few hours to soak it all in.

A pleasant afternoon onto the other side…read more Hearse, caskets, coffins adorn this spacious location

After a very sugary daddy date with my two youngest boys, we were wondering where we would head off…read moreto next. Then I remembered: there's a train depot out here in Tomball! Sure enough, I looked it up on my trusty Yelp app and found the Tomball Railroad Depot Plaza. I had thought it was connected to one of the local parks. Little did I know that their railroad depot is a small museum, and there is a red Caboose parked nearby from the Tomball and Walden Railway that houses a model railroad. Apparently, the Railroad Depot had been under renovation for several months, and we happened to come on the first day of its re-opening! The kiddos were so excited to se the trains in action! It had several 0 scale locomotives, including one from the 1950's. There are several scenes depicting the Tomball and Walden railway and also Tomball in the early 20th century. It was amazing to me how much time has been poured out on the maintenance of these trains. The volunteer dozier was incredibly enthusiastic about his trains. He also had a lot of knowledge about other model railroaders and train museums in the Houston area. One thing to note is that this caboose was equipped with a special air whistle in the rear, that was formed through the releasing of the air brake. We didn't get to go inside the Tomball Depot, but would really recommend it. They have done an incredible job in building out a new platform, updating the Depot with new wood exterior, and getting it to its former glory. Check it out! And prepare to pull out those model trains or Thomas trains after your visit.=)

A friend of mine got married in Tomball and I made a weekend out of it and stayed at a hotel in the…read morearea. The day after the wedding, I did a little exploring in Tomball. The Tomball Railroad Depot Plaza was my favorite place I visited in town and 30 minutes or so well spent. A former railroad depot, there are some cool things to check out. There's a railway train and several statues all encompassed in a park. It's a pretty park with a water fountain and more. While it isn't large, it's a nice spot to take a stroll or play with your kids. There are also some restaurants within walking distance. Right across the street.

Nice friendly local farm in the Klein/Spring area. Came…read morehere with my son for his field trip and since I have been an off and on resident of this area since 2000 I thought I should check it out myself as I helped out the 4th grade teachers. Wunderlich farm is rich in history, our neighborhood being heavily influenced on German families is nice to learn where the names of our local schools come from, streets, and local shops. The friendly staff teaches visitors about how it was growing up as an early settler though out NW Houston raising animals with their daily chores and we even experienced doing manual labor work ourselves to appreciate where we are now with advances in technology. I would definitely recommend to take a walk into our local history's past and bond with your family to a place so rich in stories and tales to share even throughout these years.

Cute and tiny place to visit. The buildings are open on Saturdays and the farms are open to visit…read moreas long as you ask for permission. Wife loved reading the history behind it all. It's open till 3pm during the week.

Transform your summer with Houston Moms' guide! Connect with local moms and uncover hidden gems…read morelike this revamped museum, courtesy of visionary women! A place for all ages, to come do a scavenger hunt at the museum! There's no cost to visit.

This hidden jewel of a museum on Cypress Wood Street is fantastic! Exhibitions are always top…read moredrawer. I visit periodically as exhibitions change. Well visit again.

I've visited this museum several times and have donated several items, in an effort to help…read morepreserve this town's history, since I was born here in 1947. I can remember visiting the former post office with my mother; the same wall mural is there. The museum is tastefully done and features many interesting exhibits. It's certainly worth the time to visit!

Last nights tour was awesome! 10/10 already planning on going again! Our tour guide Michael was so…read moremuch fun and made this experience the best yet! We learned so much about Old Town Spring and its haunts, I even got a spook on camera!

It was cool, an experience to remember with goosebumps on... We went to the latest one, the…read morescariest;)

There's a new kid in town and he'd like for you to bring your game on. Bring your friends, bring…read more your geek date or just bring your pinball/video arcade craving self, there is something for everybody here. If you are familiar with the name, then yes, this is a test pilot of things to come for future models like this and counterpart to the one located in the Cypress area. Syd told me that this is just a testing mule to see if this concept works for future Sword and Superheroes locations. To put into perspective to where this is, reset your odometer and give it 5 miles from Deerbrook Mall, 10 miles from Beltway 8/ 59 North and a million miles from a care in the world once you've immersed yourself in here. Once you land on North Park Drive you should drive down about two miles heading East until you see a Napa Auto Parts, it's directly across the street from that. Parking is tiny, there are about 6 spaces in the front, but additional spaces on the left side. Once inside you will probably run into Syd who is running the business and will go great measures to make sure you are accommodated and your questions answered. Do you like Pinball? There are three machines right in the lobby as you enter and one video pinball with 150 games programmed into it, to the left there you will see about 8 cabinets of multi arcade games which should satisfy all of your childhood memories and keep you busy while not worrying about any quarters to lose. What is the price you ask? As of today the price is $4 per half an hour of all you can plan (Arcade and Pinball), $6 per hour and the best value if you plan to stay awhile $15 from open to cerrado. As you walk to the back of the business to the left you'll see a room full of cards, game figurines and such aka hobby games. To the right is a kitchen looking area with lots of board games, tables to eat on, a freezer with Ice Cream sundries and other snacks. A little door on the right is the mini restroom. Back out into the hallway and continue towards the back and further to the left is the LAN area, do you even LAN Bro? It's obvious what it is when you pass and see about 10 monitors with miles of wires connecting each other. Back on out of there and open the last door to the back and you've entered the Laser Tag arena with four tables to the sides for tabletop RPG games. This is where the fun begins if you have two or more people with you, yes I said two minimum, not four like other places. If you are on a date you can test his/her physical abilities a little with a little friendly game of duck and shoot. Have fun kids, this is for you! Prices advertised are.... ============== $8 for 1 game (approx 5 to 10 minutes) $15 for 3 games (approx 30 minutes) $20 for 6 games (approx 60 minutes) Per person. Basic rules: 1) No running (unless being chased by a naked dude that has had his share of bath salts 2) Both hands on gun (No running around pistol style while scratching your sweaty buttocks) 3) Do not touch the barricades (And do not touch yourself) 4) Keep a 3' distance from other players (No kissing) 5) No flatuating (odors linger, it's very dangerous for the person behind you and you would not want other people to know how disgusting you are) One more area I almost missed is upstairs. You can't miss that and that is where there are more of those table top figurine gaming areas (RPG). I've never played those before but if you look at some of the pictures I posted you can pretty much tell what it is. Having a birthday party for your kids? They have a package that includes 10 people for $250, give them a call for reservations and details. There specials all week long are on Tuesdays the games are $5, Wednesdays are Ladies night, they play free with a partner they bring in (Syd, that's sexist and not fair!) Xfinity customers! yea you, if you have an account then the wifi here is very strong. Me likey! Any questions? You may reach them at 936 650 7900 (What kind of number is THAT?) You're not going to find everything in the game/fun world here, but I can guarantee you that if you are any kind of "gamer" then there should at least be one thing here that can touch your inner childhood sitting there with your friends on weekends wasting time like you had no care in the world. At 9 or 10 pm at weeknights it's time to go back to reality as the place closes, Friday and Saturdays will yield you more time of around 1:00 a.m.

Very cozy. The owner Syd and employees are very welcoming and willing to take time to sit and do…read moredemo games. Great place to go if you want to try games. They have thousands of games lining the walls and are willing to open to demo if there's multiple copies. There are tables for all the standard wargames, 40k, warmachine, xwing, etc. The selection of reaper miniatures is one of the largest I've seen, so great if you just want to pick up something to paint. There's a small computer gaming room, but I don't think it's used much. Best of all, there's a used minis bin, which is great if you just love painting minis like me, or just want to find some cheap buyins. (There are some complete armies for sale.) Only cons are it's cluttery if that bothers you, due to the walls being lined with board games, and the fact it opens at 4 on weekdays. I understand that there's much less business, but sometimes I want to pop in a little earlier. Minor inconvenience is all.

What an interesting little Museum. It displays the equipment that was utilized in this facility…read morestarting in the late 30s and forward. Seems like this town was a real Tiny Town there till the oil boom hit and things got rolling. The equipment was that was used in medicine during this era is very interesting and sometimes appalling but that's the way it was. To obtain entry to this facility you must schedule an appointment at the humble Museum which is about a block away it to holds a wealth of information about this Tiny Town that was once way out there from Houston but real near where the oil was in the ground.