The Burton Heritage Society maintains this historic cemetery and church building. The cemetery contains graves of early settlers, including Leander M. McNelly, a Confederate soldier and an early Texas Ranger. Tours of the cemetery and chapel are available.
Built in 1914, the Burton Farmers Gin, listed on the National Register of Historic Places
Burton, TX MuseumsThe Old Depot Museum contains railroad memorabilia of the Houston and Texas Central Railroad. A metal caboose and wooden caboose sit beside the old depot. A newspaper article stated the passenger train would leave Houston at 2:30 p.m. and arrive in Burton at 5:30
Burton, TX Railroad HistorySee the history behind Mary Kay Ash and her world-famous company, Mary Kay Cosmetics. Displays include many of the lavish rew...
Known as the "Father of Texas Journalism," Colonel DeMorse founded The Northern Standard, participated in the Civil Wa...
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The Layland Museum is located in the handsome 1904 Carnegie Library listed on the National Register of Historic Places...