The seat of Childress County is named for George Campbell Childress, author of the Texas Declaration of Independence. Childress has a blend of agribusiness and light industry and is an agricultural center for cotton, grains and cattle. It is home to several historic ranches, and its downtown features many restored buildings with many antique shops.
Housed in old post office, displays include industry (cattle, cotton, railroad)
Childress, TX Museums Course Access: Private
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Early pioneer and ranching heritage collection. Includes county, city, and area histories, photo gallery, antique furniture, ...
More than 600 acres of rolling grassland with nature trails, wildflowers, knee-high grasses and huge cottonwood trees. Outsta...
Home furnishings, pioneer tools, ranch and farm equipment from early days of settlement. Also exhibits of works by local arti...
A west Texas fun filled tradition located in the heart of Lubbock's popular Mackenzie Park recreation area. Joyland has great...
Housed in the former Reynolds Hotel, typical drummers' hotel of 1920s and 30s, museum fills some 20 rooms with fascinating va...