Victoria, TX Attractions

The house was built in 1876 and is furnished in period. Also on display in the house are historical documents and artifacts from Spanish, Mexican, and Texan periods.

The museum features the paintings of Royston Nave, a Texas artist from the early 1900's. Also on display are changing contemporary are exhibits.

The zoo feature animals native to Texas, in their natural environment.

The DeWitt County Historical Museum is housed in an 1886 building and furnished in period. The museum contains documents and artifacts related to the history of the county. The site also includes a restored log cabin.

The Texana Museum houses a collection of artifacts and documents pertaining to the history of the area.

El Campo (pop. 10,500) is a prominent rice growing area, as well as oil and gas manufacturing center.

Historical Murals decorate the sides of buildings throughout the town.

The El Campo Museum features wildlife specimens from around the world, displayed in natural settings and in front of large murals.

The park is the site where Colonel J. W. Fannin surrendered himself and his men to Mexican General Jose Urrea in 1836 following the Battle of Coleto. With the exception of a few who escaped, the men were executed as traitors seven days later.

Hallettsville (pop. 2,700) was settled primarily by German and Czech immigrants. The town lies on the banks of the Lavaca River, between Houston and San Antonio.

Built between 1897 and 1899, the courthouse is made of brown sandstone and grey stone and features original tile floor, artwork, and a grand staircase.

The Lavaca Historical Museum focuses on the history of the county. The collection includes photos, furnishings, and other artifacts, as well as an Old-Timers Baseball Hall of Fame.

Overlooking Lavaca Bay, Port Lavaca (pop. 12,000) is an important fishing port for both recreational and commercial fishing. There are also beaches in the area for swimming and water sports.

Located in the small town of Refugio, the museum features displays on local and pioneer history, as well as science, art, prehistory and archeology.

Wharton (pop. 10,000) is located on the banks of the Colorado River. A river front park, quaint shops, and historical areas are some of the towns attractions.

The museum features displays on the heritage of the area as well as wildlife trophies and other exhibits.