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Brown County Museum of History Inc
The museum features exhibits from over 150 years of Brown County history, from the Penateka Comanche and the earliest Texan settlers to the WWII-era Camp Bowie military collection and modern soil and grass conservation at the Colonel Burns Ranch. Kids love the children's area and the miniature Birdsong Circus. After browsing the rich history of Brown County, guests will enjoy a guided tour of the old jail across the street and be transported back in time to see glimpses of what life was like as a Brown County sheriff... or as an inmate.
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What's happening?
Monthly Programs
Join Us Every Month As We Explore Various Crafts for Kids in connection to one of our exhibits or programs!
This will be a self standing craft station within our gallery to promote a fun activity and featuring some of the fun historical connection.
Don't forget to plan to explore all of our exhibits and to spend time in our fantastic kids' zone!
All admission also includes tours of the historic county jail across the street.
This will be a self standing craft station within our gallery to promote a fun activity and featuring some of the fun historical connection.
Don't forget to plan to explore all of our exhibits and to spend time in our fantastic kids' zone!
All admission also includes tours of the historic county jail across the street.
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Exhibit FeatureFebruary Exhibit Feature:
Digital Exhibit following iconic African-American Female Concert Pianist, Marie Sapenter Exhibit made possible by the Woman's Club of Brownwood |
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Upcoming Events
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Tickets for the the Final Curtain available at the door, cash, card, or check.
Please click on the Tea graphic to go to our Afternoon Tea event page.
Please click on the Tea graphic to go to our Afternoon Tea event page.
These are the Stories of Brown County, TexasNew on the book shelf:
Bygone Brown by Lamar Cravens Showcasing the history of Brown County within the greater historical narrative. The Brown County Historical Commission created a theatrical podcast to bring these stories to life. Click the picture for more information and the link to the podcast! Proceeds from the sale of this book guide support the Brown County Museum of History |
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