Native stone monument commemorates victims of East Texas' worst Indian depredation, erected on spot where massacre took place on Oct. 5, 1838. (not shown on most maps)
Jacksonville, TX MonumentsBeautiful hill, forest and lake scenery both north and south on U.S. 69; also along F.M. 747 and F.M. 2138 (neither shown on most maps)
Jacksonville, TX Scenic DrivesView is breathtaking; picnicking. Observation area has 35
Jacksonville, TX Scenic ViewsFeatures more than 250 specimens of animals, reptiles, and fish from Africa and North America. The Country Store depicts what...
A re-created railroad depot serves as tourist information center for city and county attractions. Also has recreational maps ...
Durst-Taylor Historic House and Gardens is a circa 1835 wood-frame house interpreted to the 1840 to 1860 time period when the...
In old library building, exhibits feature artifacts reflecting Tyler's historic, social and economic culture. Displays featur...
1,600-seat neo-Renaissance theater elegantly restored to its original royal blue and gilt splendor with gleaming chandeliers ...