Texas Lowcountry: Slavery and Freedom on the Texas Coast

Brazoria County Historical Museum 100 E. Cedar, Angleton, Texas

Dr. John Lundberg, Professor of History at Tarrant County College, shares his latest book Texas Lowcountry: Slavery and Freedom on the Texas Coast. Dr. Lundberg will discuss the competing cultures and peoples that made up the Texas Lowcountry between 1822 and 1840. He will then explore the history of the enslavers and the enslaved between […]

Lego Star Wars Christmas

Brazoria County Historical Museum 100 E. Cedar, Angleton, Texas

Visit master builders from Brazos Brick Club, engage in lightsaber training, take a Christmas picture with special characters, and more! At 10:30am a family build competition will be held. Winners will receive a family 4 pack of tickets to Brick Fest Live in Houston!

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Project Apollo Exhibit

Brazoria County Historical Museum 100 E. Cedar, Angleton, Texas

On May 5, 1961, the United States successfully launched the first American into space. It was a brief (15-minute) sub-orbital flight, but it gave the U.S. the confidence to further prove its technological capabilities in the new space age. Only twenty days later, President John F. Kennedy went before Congress and called for a national […]

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Project Apollo Exhibit

Brazoria County Historical Museum 100 E. Cedar, Angleton, Texas

On May 5, 1961, the United States successfully launched the first American into space. It was a brief (15-minute) sub-orbital flight, but it gave the U.S. the confidence to further prove its technological capabilities in the new space age. Only twenty days later, President John F. Kennedy went before Congress and called for a national […]

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Project Apollo Exhibit

Brazoria County Historical Museum 100 E. Cedar, Angleton, Texas

On May 5, 1961, the United States successfully launched the first American into space. It was a brief (15-minute) sub-orbital flight, but it gave the U.S. the confidence to further prove its technological capabilities in the new space age. Only twenty days later, President John F. Kennedy went before Congress and called for a national […]

Recurring

Project Apollo Exhibit

Brazoria County Historical Museum 100 E. Cedar, Angleton, Texas

On May 5, 1961, the United States successfully launched the first American into space. It was a brief (15-minute) sub-orbital flight, but it gave the U.S. the confidence to further prove its technological capabilities in the new space age. Only twenty days later, President John F. Kennedy went before Congress and called for a national […]

Recurring

Project Apollo Exhibit

Brazoria County Historical Museum 100 E. Cedar, Angleton, Texas

On May 5, 1961, the United States successfully launched the first American into space. It was a brief (15-minute) sub-orbital flight, but it gave the U.S. the confidence to further prove its technological capabilities in the new space age. Only twenty days later, President John F. Kennedy went before Congress and called for a national […]

Recurring

Project Apollo Exhibit

Brazoria County Historical Museum 100 E. Cedar, Angleton, Texas

On May 5, 1961, the United States successfully launched the first American into space. It was a brief (15-minute) sub-orbital flight, but it gave the U.S. the confidence to further prove its technological capabilities in the new space age. Only twenty days later, President John F. Kennedy went before Congress and called for a national […]

Recurring

Project Apollo Exhibit

Brazoria County Historical Museum 100 E. Cedar, Angleton, Texas

On May 5, 1961, the United States successfully launched the first American into space. It was a brief (15-minute) sub-orbital flight, but it gave the U.S. the confidence to further prove its technological capabilities in the new space age. Only twenty days later, President John F. Kennedy went before Congress and called for a national […]

Recurring

Project Apollo Exhibit

Brazoria County Historical Museum 100 E. Cedar, Angleton, Texas

On May 5, 1961, the United States successfully launched the first American into space. It was a brief (15-minute) sub-orbital flight, but it gave the U.S. the confidence to further prove its technological capabilities in the new space age. Only twenty days later, President John F. Kennedy went before Congress and called for a national […]