This place was absolutely amazing! We learned so much and had so much fun. The animatronics were…read morereally great. Lots of sensory experiences to make parts of it feel realistic. 10/10 recommend! Staff was friendly. The whole place was clean. Everything was just great!

There was way more to see than we expected. It was a really neat experience! We went while on a…read morecollege tour trip to LeTourneau, and it really rounded out the weekend.

Total waste of time,took my 9 year old granddaughter there after spending 8 or 10 dollars each we…read moredidn't stay longer than 30 minutes the exhibits are designed for toddlers.

One of the best Children's activity museums in East Texas. Located right in the center of historic…read moredowntown Longview is a perfect location. Longview's downtown transformation is underway and there is usually an after work crowd visiting the restaurants and bars

Oh I love the museum and forever Miss Pill. She is so knowledgeable she imparts a new tidbit of…read moretrivia EVERY TIME I visit. She's truly A FOREVER!

We loved coming to this museum and learning the history of the Rangerettes. This is a Free Museum…read more It's part of the PE Complex with its own entrance ** at the intersection of Broadway and Ross on the Kilgore campus, one block west of Highway 259. Kickin' Since 1940 The Rangerettes are the world's best-known collegiate drill team, traveling from coast-to-coast and border-to-border in the United States and on several world tours. The museum includes: Two wall-mounted televisions with footage of Rangerette performances A longer film is shown in a comfortable 60-seat theatre with large screen lounge area that pays tribute to Gussie Nell Davis, originator of precision dance drill and founder and longtime director of the Rangerettes A display of Miss Davis' personal mementos of 40 years, along with a large portrait donated by a former Rangerette and her family "Can You Name Our Famous Friends" features photographs of the Rangerettes with celebrities from the fields of politics, news, communications and show business A collection of Rangerette Scrapbook photos and mementos arranged by former students A wall collage that recognizes numerous college organizations that have played a part in Rangerette history: the Ranger Band, the Kilgore College Rangers athletic teams, and the KC Cheerleaders Tribute is paid to numerous local persons who have aided in the Rangerette's rise to prominence, including an early sponsor, newspaper publisher, accompanist, choreographers, assistants to the director, band directors and college presidents

Fun store to browse when you are in longview. I always manage to find some smalls here. (or…read moremediums) :) They have a wide selection and interesting things. There is a military shop with a lot of vintage military things to see. Store is clean and employee's are friendly and helpful.

Stopped by this town while passing through to check out a few antique stores. Wonderful owners of…read morethe shop. They have a wide selection of merchandise and priced reasonably. They were very helpful and pointed out other shops in the area. They even had recommendations for lunch. Great stop!

What a fun place to visit and such nice friendly people! Located in the heart on Longview and…read moreready for downtown Longview's resurgence this museum held the "Polar Express" toy train exhibit this past Christmas. Sometimes admission is complimentary during the week and for kids

Great location,great people ,never problem,long time customer…read more Everyone very friendly and professional.

From the owner: The museum displays tell the story of Gladewater and the surrounding areas from the early…read moresettlement days through the 1930's and beyond.

I had a great time at the museum! It was a small place, but really quality pieces and a good price…read more For this exhibit specifically, I would recommend parents being careful to avoid the upstairs room if they're with kids. I loved the bank vault with the video playing. It was a really cool area!

Day off with wife was great. Lunch and now a museum. First time to the Gregg County Historical…read moreMuseum in Longview TX. The ladies greeting us were great. The museum has numerous items to view and read. There is also a kids area that appears to look like an animal shelter. That is our next stop, The Longview Animal Shelter.

Small, very small labrary (what do anyone expect for a small town), but it is good place to get a…read morebook and read... customer services is awesome... clean and they always have some type of activities (for adults and kids) going on....

The website states that the library closes at 5:30. We are new to town and arrived at 3:20. Not…read moreonly were my three children and I not greeted with a smile or hello etc, we were told it was too late in the day to obtain a library card and that they closed at 4. Even with the earlier closing time, I'm certain we had time to get a card and the books my kiddos needed for a report. I even had a list of the books needed. We will be traveling further to get our library cards to a library that embraces and encourages literacy, as this one seems to be a lost cause My advice for the library management is to seek employees or find volunteers that will welcome patrons, not turn them away because they want to leave early.