This museum exhibit features educational panels about Christmas traditions, photographs of Christmases dating back to the 1900s, Christmas activities for families, and a beautiful interior Christmas display in the Exhibit Hall.
This museum exhibit features educational panels about Christmas traditions, photographs of Christmases dating back to the 1900s, Christmas activities for families, and a beautiful interior Christmas display in the Exhibit Hall.
Join the Varner-Hogg Plantation State Historic Site staff and enjoy learning about the history of the drink wassail. Wassail is traditionally made from cider and spices and is served during the Christmas season. You can even try a sample during your visit.
This museum exhibit features educational panels about Christmas traditions, photographs of Christmases dating back to the 1900s, Christmas activities for families, and a beautiful interior Christmas display in the Exhibit Hall.
This museum exhibit features educational panels about Christmas traditions, photographs of Christmases dating back to the 1900s, Christmas activities for families, and a beautiful interior Christmas display in the Exhibit Hall.
This museum exhibit features educational panels about Christmas traditions, photographs of Christmases dating back to the 1900s, Christmas activities for families, and a beautiful interior Christmas display in the Exhibit Hall.
This museum exhibit features educational panels about Christmas traditions, photographs of Christmases dating back to the 1900s, Christmas activities for families, and a beautiful interior Christmas display in the Exhibit Hall.
This museum exhibit features educational panels about Christmas traditions, photographs of Christmases dating back to the 1900s, Christmas activities for families, and a beautiful interior Christmas display in the Exhibit Hall.
Join Museum Director Wade Dillon as he shares his knowledge on the town of Velasco during the Texas Revolution. Museum admission is required.
Learn about different types of herbal teas and remedies used by the enslaved people on the Patton Plantation. You can even try some of the teas for yourself!