Great place to work! Aesthetically pleasing, great amenities, good quality restaurants within,…read moregreat views of downtown Beaumont.

Seems like a central part of the downtown that gives you an appreciation of what Beaumont is. It's…read moreno Rockefeller Center, but it has its own charm.

I went today for a procurement fair. Restrooms were in the front lobby and the building is dated,…read morebut this is a spacious meeting area with ample parking. No complaints! Minus one star for being dated.

My friend took me here because of mutual interest in history. The site is very peaceful & beautiful…read moreto walk around in on small paved walkways meandering through former cannon embankments covered in blankets of green grass. One nice feature is that one can access a "walking tour" by SmartPhone. The "tour" is well done & even entertaining. What I liked best about this site was that it was envelopes both Civil and WWII historical entities. It banks upon a shoreline and is nicely serene. I noticed a couple of picnic tables driving in and there is an access road for fishing or kayak/canoe style boating as well. No restroom facilities so plan ahead for that. I hope they don't add any such nonsense as that as it would detract from the 'feel' of this site. Paths smooth enough for wheelchair/disability consideration. Visited July 2016

We attempted to visit the Sabine pass battleground. We drove in and parked. Paid our $5. As we did…read morethe guy told us the mosquitoes would be bad, as if on cue they swarmed. We hastily made a circle around the area, but did not dare stop as they would just attack more. Upon tears of sorrow we made our way back to the car. We had clearly lost the battle of Sabine pass.

This little town is where our 106 acre ranch, Pine Forest Camp, resides. We have a city hall,…read moremayor, and even a police officer. Although the population is less than 300 people, we get along fabulously. What a great place to live!

Nice contrast to the other Museums, I think this one might be more children friendly. Refreshingly…read moremiddle class walk through the early 1900s

We came to Beaumont today to get our Passports renewed and had to come to the Jefferson County…read moreCourthouse in downtown. The County Clerks office for getting a new Passport or a renewal is in the New Courthouse Building on the 2nd floor in Ste.203. The new courthouse is to the left of the old County courthouse and not near as tall. Try to leave as much metal as you can at home as you do have to go through a metal detector on entering. After that you can go up the stairs to your left or to your right are the elevators. Everything went pretty quick and the clerks were very helpful. If you're getting your passport renewed be sure and take your old one with you so they can get your passport number off of your old one.

City Hall was closed on Saturday; however, the city had a memorial area for veterans. Mom and I…read morepaid our respects to those who served. Of course I took plenty of pictures. Please come by in order to check out what the City of Nederland has to offer.

The Martin Luther King Bridge is a cantilever bridge built in 1970. It spans the Sabine-Neches Ship…read morechannel. It was originally called the Gulfgate Bridge. Beautiful view from the boat along the inter coastal waterway between Houston and Lake Charles.