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ere in Huntsville, history comes alive. Known as the “Mount Vernon” of Texas, Huntsville was the leading cultural center of the Lone Star State prior to the Civil War, with leaders in law, education and business flocking to the community. This is because of its cultural influence and status as the home of one of Texas’ greatest heroes and first president Gen. Sam Houston.

The city was founded 185 years ago by Pleasant and Ephraim Gray as an Indian trading post and named for Huntsville,

Alabama — the former home of the Gray family.

The city originally laid within the northeast section of Montgomery County, which was organized in 1837. It was designated the seat of Walker County when the county was organized in 1846.

At the end of its first decade, Huntsville also became the site of the new Texas State Penitentiary, established by the legislature in 1848. The prison received its first convict on October 1, 1849. The following year Huntsville lost out to Austin in an election to choose the state capital.

In 1936 the Texas Centennial

Commission erected markers in Huntsville for Austin Hall, the original building of Austin College, and for the Steamboat House, the house in which Gen. Sam Houston died. The commission also authorized the construction of the James Gillaspie Monument and the Sam Houston Memorial Museum. The homes of Sam Houston and John W. Thomason, Jr., are both on the National Register of Historic Places, and the Houston law office has also been preserved. Other tourist attractions include the nearby Huntsville State Park and Sam Houston National Forest.

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A NOTE FROM THE MAYOR

Home Sweet Huntsville.

It’s what best describes how our citizens feel about our city. As mayor of Huntsville for the past four years, my wife, Marlene and I extend a warm welcome to all of our newcomers and visitors.

Huntsville, Texas, the home of that great patriot who led in the independence of the Republic Texas General Sam Houston, has a rich history in the Lone Star State.

Take time to visit the Sam Houston Museum and learn more about General Sam Houston and his special role in our state. We also invite all our visitors to stop into the H.E.A.R.T.S. Veteran’s Museum, the Texas Prison Museum, the newly constructed visitors center, our historic downtown, Sam Houston University. We also have many restaurants and retail stores that can cater to your every need.

We look forward to the opportunity to meet you and your family and display #HomeSweetHuntsville.

We wish you safe travel and invite you to stay in one of our many hotels as you continue your journey across our state.

Looking forward to seeing you!

Andy Brauninger

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WHATS ON THE COVER?

The city of Huntsville has an one of the most iconic Downtown Cultural District’s in the Lone Star State, featuring architecture dating back to the 1800s.

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A TOWN WITH A RICH HISTORY! Mayor Andy Brauninger welcomes the crowd at the Sam Houston gravesite during the annual Texas Independence Day celebration.

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A WALK THROUGH HISTORY

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Features

A BUSTLING FOOD TRUCK Experience great food, unique shopping SCENE and first class professional services in historic Downtown Huntsville.

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ART AROUND TOWN

Public art abound throughout Huntsville

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A hit-or-miss in many small towns, Huntsville’s food truck scene has struck a successful cord in the community, with one seemingly tucked around every corner.

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CITY MAP

THE ULTIMATE WINE TRAIL

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From a laid-back outdoors community to an up-incoming city with massive growth, Walker County offers something for everyone.

The best in Texas wine can be found in Huntsville, home to a pair of award-winning wineries.

CALENDAR

Check out why Huntsville has been recognized as one of the best cities in the Lone Star State for festivals and events.

AROUND WALKER COUNTY

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GET LOST IN THE PINEY WOODS

Huntsville State Park offers 2,083-acres of wooded activity in southern Huntsville.

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KEEPING TEXAS SAFE

Huntsville offers a one-of-a-kind museum, which features artifacts from inside the country’s largest prison system.

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BUILDING CHAMPIONS

Through academic rigor and well designed programs, Huntsville ISD strives to meet the educational and emotional needs of all students.

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TOP-FLIGHT HEALTH CARE

Huntsville Memorial Hospital (HMH) is a not-for-profit, acute care community hospital dedicated to providing the residents and visitors of Walker County, Texas and the surrounding region with high-quality, compassionate healthcare services.

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RESTAURANTS

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ESSENTIALS

CITY GOVERNMENT Physical Address: 1212 Avenue M, Huntsville, TX 77340 Phone: 936-291-5400 Online: www.huntsvilletx.gov Huntsville City Manager Aron Kulhavy, 936-291-5411, https://www.huntsvilletx.gov/387/City-Manager Huntsville City Council, 936-291-5413,www.huntsvilletx.gov/343/Mayor-CityCouncil. The City Council generally meets on the first and third Tuesday of the month at 6 p.m. at Huntsville City Hall. Four council members are elected by their respective council wards; four others are elected at-large.

COUNCIL MEMBERS Andy Brauninger, Mayor abrauninger@huntsvilletx.gov Daiquiri Beebe, Ward 1 dbeebe@huntsvilletx.gov Russell Humphrey, Ward 2 dbeebe@huntsvilletx.gov Blake Irving, Ward 3 birving@huntsvilletx.gov Joe Rodriquez, Ward 4 jrodriquez@huntsvilletx.gov Paul Davidhizar, At-Large pdavidhizar@huntsvilletx.gov Dee Howard Mullins, At-Large dhoward@huntsvilletx.gov Clyde Loll, At-Large cloll@huntsvilletx.gov0 Mari Montgomery, At-Large mmontgomery@huntsvilletx.gov 8 | Welcome to Huntsville 2020

VOTING WAKER COUNTY ELECTIONS DEPARTMENT 1301 Sam Houston Ave., Huntsville 936-436-4959 Learn how to register to vote or find your polling place by visiting www.co.walker.tx.us

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Crabbs Prairie Fire Department 28 FM 1696, Huntsville 936-291-3333 New Waverly Fire Department 411 FM 1375, New Waverly 936-344-6911 Riverside Fire Department 2360 FM 980, Riverside 936-594-2817 Thomas Lake Road Fire Department 46 Thomas Lake Rd., Huntsville 936-594-6459

In an emergency, dial 911. For non-emergency calls, try the following numbers.

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A Walk Through History

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xperience great food, unique shopping and first class professional services in historic Downtown Huntsville.

At the center of downtown sits the Walker County Courthouse — the fifth courthouse to be built on the public square. The current courthouse, a modern brick and steel structure, was built in 1970 after the former courthouse was burned in 1968.

Huntsville has been designated as a Texas Main Street City by the Texas Historical Commission and as a Texas State Cultural District by the Texas Commission on the Arts.

Enhancing many of the downtown buildings are murals by world-renowned artist Richard Haas.

Today, Downtown Huntsville is a hotbed for antique collectors, and those looking for that special gift. It is also home to Cafe Texan, the oldest cafe in the Lone Star State, which opened its doors more than 84 years ago.

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Art

AROUND TOWN

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he downtown square is a must visit for families looking to admire historic architecture, antique shopping and local arts.

Take an afternoon to view Huntsville’s rich history told throughout downtown with works from famed muralist Richard Haas alongside other independently commissioned artists.

Walk the square while trying to pick out Haas’ trompe l’oeil (trick of the eye) techniques which compliment the buildings of downtown, adding architectural details through illusionary paintings based off of historical photographs.

Complement a must-see trip to the Sam Houston statue on I-45 with a tour of the downtown murals dedicated to the Texan president. The murals – including Haas’ large three piece Smither Building Mural on the corner of University Avenue and 11th Street and Larry Zink’s mural at Pleasant Gray Trading Post – depict aspects of General Sam Houston’s life and career.

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THE ULTIMATE WINE TRAIL

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ast Texas wine enthusiasts don’t have to travel far to find award-winning local wines.

The new Sam Houston Wine Trail lays out a tour of the area’s finest vineyards and wineries, two of which are located just on the outskirts of Huntsville along the Sam Houston National Forest.

Spend a sunny afternoon walking among vines of Blanc du Bois and Lenoir in the vineyards of West Sandy Creek Winery and Teysha Vineyards then cool off in the tasting rooms with a glass of your favorite blend.

Many of the wineries offer weekend events such as cooking classes, food pairings and live music worth planning a visit around, or simply hop in the car and follow the trail map for a laissez faire afternoon in East Texas’ wine country.

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Sam Houston Wine Trail WEST SANDY CREEK WINERY 1773 FM 1791, Richards

TEMPE CREEK VINEYARDS & FRAMS 307 Dickens Ranch Rd., Livingston

TOSCA WINERY

231 Hostetter Rd., New Waverly

H-WINES DOMAINE DES HOSPITALIERES 14343 Liberty St., Montgomery 110 Pinto Ln., Coldspring

TEYSHA VINEYARD

577 Dodge Oakhurst Rd., Huntsville

KNOX CIRCLE WINERY —FROGGY WINES 104 Knox Circle, Huntsville

BLUE EPIPHANY VINEYARDS WINERY 400 Bryant Rd., Conroe

GOLDEN OAK MICRO CELLAR 1124 Jones Rd., New Waverly

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HUNTSVILLE’S TOP

FESTIVAL & EVENTS

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March

TEXAS INDEPENDENCE DAY & SAM HOUSTON BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

Various locations throughout the city HuntsvilleTexas.com The annual March 2nd event celebrates the life of General Sam Houston, the inaugural president for the Republic of Texas. Festivities get under way with a coffee and reception at the Walker County Museum, followed by the traditional march to Sam Houston’s gravesite in Oakwood Cemetery. A special ceremony is then held at the gravesite, including the ever-popular “Baptized Texan Ceremony.”

The day culminates at the Sam Houston Statue and Visitors Center with a “Toast to Texas.”

RUSTY, CHIPPY VINTAGE ANTIQUE AND RE-PURPOSE SHOW

Walker County Fairgrounds The garden show, held March 14-15 inside the air-conditioned Walker County Fairgrounds, brings an antique, vintage and repurposed wonderland to the Piney Woods.

HERB FESTIVAL AT THE WYNNE HOME

Wynne Home Arts & Visitors Center TexasThymeUnit.org A large variety of locally-grown herbs and plants of all kinds are put on display by the Herb Society of America and the Texas Thyme Unit. The event also features herbal and garden vendors, speakers, artists, food and more. The event will be held on March 28.

April

WALKER COUNTY FAIR & RODEO

Walker County Fairgrounds WalkerCountyFair.com Huntsville’s annual tribute to all things country and western. The fair features livestock shows and auctions, a chili cook-off, carnival rides and games, a petting zoo, live music and a PRCA rodeo competition. This year’s fair and rodeo will take place April 9-18.

MAIN STREET MUSIC SERIES

Downtown Huntsville HuntsvilleMainStreet.com The free music series will celebrate some of the finest musicians that Texas has to offer. The series will take place on four of the five Thursdays in April with doors opening at 5:30 p.m. each night.

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May

July

Rather Park The annual festival features live performances, food and drink vendors with Latin cuisine, dancing, arts & crafts vendors, games and family fun.

Kate Barr Ross Park The annual Independence Day celebration is a fun and safe event for the entire family.

Family entertainment will commence at 4 p.m., with a fireworks show beginning at 9 p.m. or at dark, weather permitting.

CINCO DE MAYO FESTIVAL

WINE DOWN, SHOP SMALL

Downtown Huntsville HuntsvilleMainStreet.com Explore all the unique shops in Downtown Huntsville and taste some of the best wine from across the Lone Star State.

GENERAL SAM HOUSTON FOLK FESTIVAL

Sam Houston Memorial Museum SamHoustonFolkFestival.blogspot.com Step back in time to the 1800s with demonstrations, children’s activities, cultural displays, arts and crafts, guitar workshops, ethnic foods, living history theatre, Dulcimer workshops, citizen soliders, live acoustic music, tale-spinners, museum tours, performances and costumed historical characters.

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4TH OF JULY CELEBRATIONS

September HUNTSVILLE ANTIQUE SHOW

Walker County Fairgrounds Quality dealers from across the country will offer a wide array of antiques to suit every budget and taste. Items include antique furniture and fine jewelry, kitchen collectibles, books, postcards, primitives and art. You never know what you might find.

TEXAS 10 SERIES

Various locations throughout the city Texas10Series.com The 10-mile race is the marquee distance of the seres.

The Huntsville course is set to traverse the streets of Sam Houston State University and will challenge runners with some inclines. It is hosted in seven cities across Texas.

October FAIR ON THE SQUARE

Downtown Huntsville FairOnTheSquare.com The preeminent festival of Southeast Texas is the perfect place for the whole family. The festival offers hundreds of vendors that offer everything from hand-crafted jewelry, home decor, apparel and many more treasures. The festival also includes some of the greatest food and drink options that are available in the Lone Star State.

SCARE ON THE SQUARE

Downtown Huntsville HuntsvilleMainStreet.com Bring the kids to downtown to take part in a Halloween carnival, which will provide your ghost or goblin with free candy and rides.

December HUNTSVILLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS

HuntsvilleMainStreet.com Start the Christmas season off right. The weekend event features the annual Christmas fair with dozens of vendors, real snow and pictures with Santa Claus. Finish your day with the annual Lions Club Christmas Parade, which runs through Huntsville.

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A Bustling Food Truck Scene

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hit-or-miss in many small towns, Huntsville’s food truck scene has struck a successful cord in the community, with one seemingly tucked around every corner. With so many around town, ask any local where some of their favorites are and they will likely point you in the direction of Montgomery Road where Arnaud’s Food Park stands as a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike.

With six food trucks currently open on the property offering a wide array of cuisines and several others scheduled to move in throughout the year, Arnaud’s Food Park serves as a good option for groups with varying tastebuds or individuals unsure of their cravings. No two trucks serve the same type of food, providing something for everyone who visits, even those in need of a quick caffeine fix.

Food park owner Brittany Arnaud would most attribute the park’s success to the truck owners who are onsite every day, operating their businesses and building first name relationships with their customers, sustaining a small town friendliness that keeps visitors coming back for more.

The sprawling dog-friendly grounds offer a family atmosphere with games of giant Jenga and corn holes inviting customers to stay a while with a BYOB of choice.

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TOP FOOD TRUCKS IN HUNTSVILLE ARNAUD’S CAJUN KITCHEN

2615 Montgomery Road, Huntsville

FLOYD’S ON 14TH

1221 14th Street, Huntsville

FATBOYS BURGERS

1110 Avenue M, Huntsville

HONEY’S COFFEE BAR

2615 Montgomery Road, Huntsville

WOK N’ROLL

2615 Montgomery Road, Huntsville

COSTA DEL SOL

502 11th Street, Huntsville

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Huntsville-Walker County Annual Events Shotgun Fred BBQ Showdown February 13-15, 2020 General Sam Houston’s Birthday & Texas Independence Celebration March 2, 2020 Master Gardners Plant Sale March 14, 2020 Rusty Chippy Show March 14-15, 2020 Junk-a-palooza March 21, 2020 Walker County Fair, Rodeo & Barbeque Cookoff April 9-18, 2020

46th Annual Fair on the Square October 2, 2020, Pre-Fair Concert October 3, 2020, Fair Huntsville Half Marathon and 5K Run/Walk October 17, 2020 Scare on the Square October 31, 2020 Butterfly Festival September 2020 Huntsville Christmas Fair December 5, 2020 Lion’s Club Christmas Parade December 5, 2020

Main Street Music Series April 2020

Journey through Bethlehem December 5-6, 2020

Wine Down, Shop Small May 7, 2020

Rocky Raccoon 100-Mile Trail Run February 6-7, 2021

General Sam Houston Folk Festival May 15-17, 2020 East Texas Thimble Trails July 24-25, 2020

Rocky Raccoon 50-Mile Trail Run February 13-14, 2021 * Dates are subject to change

Huntsville Antique Show September 19-20, 2020 @SamHoustonStatueTX @VisitSamHouston

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Experience Walker County

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NEW WAVERLY POPULATION 1,084 EDUCATION

High school graduate or higher (aged 25+)

83.4%

Bachelor’s degree or higher (aged 25+)

11.5%

INCOME

Median household income

$25,074

HOUSING

Median value of owner-occupied housing units

$85,000

COMMUTE

Mean travel time to work

30.6 minutes

Source: U.S. Census Bureau

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An Emerging Community

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n an old familiar story, Waverly, Texas was once content being simply Waverly, Texas. Then came the railroad.

The Houston and Great Northern Railroad Company came through the area and in those times railroads didn’t have the best of reputations. Locals thought twice about granting a right-of-way and turned the railroad’s offer down.

In the second act of the old familiar story, the railroad came through ten miles west of town and established “Waverly Station” in 1870.

Naturally the people in business and other residents were drawn to the new town to maintain contact with the rest of the world. The station became “New Waverly.”

Today, New Waverly is an emerging community, surrounded by new developments like Texas Grand Ranch.

The Sam Houston National Forest is located nearby and operates a ranger station in the vicinity.

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RIVERSIDE

A Town Full of History

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hen Riverside was established in 1872 by the Houston and Great Northern Railroad, the combination of river and railroad gave the town unlimited potential. That same year a post office was moved from its former location at Newport.

Cotton was the town’s first economic engine, then lumber. As the trees thinned out, Riverside started raising cattle. By 1880 the population was 200 and besides essential businesses, the town also had two hotels and two general stores.

The community received a boost in 1920 when fuller’s earth, a clay-like material used to decolorize and purify oils. The population increased in the early 1930s, to 300 and remained at that number until the Riverside schools were merged into Huntsville’s ISD in the 1960s.

Situated alongside the Trinity River, Riverside is best known for its fishing and camping opportunities.

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POPULATION 515 EDUCATION

High school graduate or higher (aged 25+)

84.8%

Bachelor’s degree or higher (aged 25+)

7.9%

INCOME

Median household income

$50,885

HOUSING

Median value of owner-occupied housing units

$75,000

COMMUTE

Mean travel time to work

32.4 minutes

Source: U.S. Census Bureau

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Get lost in the

Piney Woods

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ust an hour north of the hustle and bustle of the nation’s fourth largest city, visitors can get lost in the luscious East Texas Piney Woods and the waters of Lake Raven.

Huntsville State Park offers 2,083-acres of wooded activity in southern Huntsville. Within the park, visitors can also find the 210-acre Lake Raven, which is regularly stocked with crappie, perch, catfish and bass. Whether you are looking to camp, hike, bike, picnic, fish, swim, paddle, geocache or study nature, you can find it all at Huntsville State Park.

“Here at Huntsville State Park we want to provide visitors with a plethora of options for outdoor recreation,” Huntsville State Park superintendent Kody Waters said.

“This is a great place to connect with the outdoors. No matter what age you are or your interests, there is really something for everyone.”

Permanent flowing fresh water, walnut, hickory, persimmon, water fowl, fish, shellfish, and plenty of other plants and wildlife drew Native Americans here. The park was relatively untouched until the early 1930s, when Walker County voters approved the sale of $20,000 in bonds to buy the land and donated it to the State Parks Board.

Today, visitors to the park can access the 129-miles of trails within the Sam Houston National forest. Camping enthusiasts can also choose from over 160 campsites without being too far from the conveniences of home, with Gator Junction offering camping and fishing supplies, groceries, ice cream, cold drinks, ice and souvenirs. Visitors can also explore the nature center, featuring exhibits, bird nests and animals.

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“One of the most unique things visitors will find at the park is the American alligator,” Waters added. “We are actually an alligator sanctuary. This is their home and we are just visitors. It is a great place to teach people about them and their habitats. We even have a baby alligator in our nature center. There are also feral hogs and white tailed deer among our other ecology. It is a very endearing experience.”

Visitors to the park can find experiences and events throughout the year, including gator encounters, yoga in the park, fishing with a ranger and stargazing events.

“Our stargazing events are one of the most popular things we offer at the park,” Waters said. “Many of our visitors are from cities and may never have an unobstructed view of the sky. If you have never visited Huntsville State Park, come out and see it for yourself.”

Huntsville State Park is located at 565 Park Road 40 W in Huntsville. The park is open everyday from 6 a.m. – 10 p.m., with a $7 entry fee for those 13-and-up.

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OLD TOWN THEATRE

Old Town Theatre, also known as the J. Philip Gibbs, Jr. Centre for the Performing Arts, is a 348-seat historic theatre located in the heart of the downtown square in Huntsville, Texas. The venue provides a stage to the community, offering film screenings, live music and performing arts events

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HUNTSVILLE STATE PARK

1500 7th St, Huntsville

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EASTHAM- THOMASON PARK

565 Park Road 40 west, Huntsville ☎ 936-295-5644 tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/huntsville

WYNNE HOME ARTS CENTER

The Wynne Home Arts and Visitor Center offers a wide variety of arts and cultural programs including art exhibitions.

FM 1375 West, New Waverly

KATE BARR ROSS PARK

STUBBLEFIELD RECREATION AREA

486 TX-75, Huntsville

EMANCIPATION PARK

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untsville, Texas, is colloquially known as ‘Prison City, USA.’ As the home base for the country’s largest prison system, Huntsville also boasts a one-of-a-kind museum.

The Texas Prison Museum, opened in 1989, offers visitors a glimpse into the life and crimes of the thousands of imprisoned people in the Lone Star State. The museum features numerous exhibits detailing the history of the Texas prison system, featuring a look inside the operations.

Huntsville’s prison museum is frequented by a cross-section of the public, ranging from grade-school students on field trips, to tourists from around the world. Since moving to the permanent museum building in 2002 the number of visitors has risen to over 34,000 per year.

Bill Stephens, the director of the museum spent 35 years in the Correctional Institutions Division, beginning as a correctional officer at Huntsville’s Wynne Unit. Over the years, Stephens collected memorabilia from the prison and the TDCJ. The collection has grown to one of the largest devoted to the prison system in the country.

“TDCJ was collecting artifacts over the years and they were initially destined for the trash, but some TDCJ employees, myself and professors from Sam Houston State University stepped in to preserve them,” Stephens said. “Some of the artifacts were given to SHSU, but eventually they needed a place to store everything and we decided that we needed to open a museum.”

The prison museum features items and exhibits that cannot be seen anywhere else on earth, including ‘Old Sparky’ — the electric chair, which was used from 1924-1964 and was responsible for 361 deaths.

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The museum also features permanent exhibits to the Texas Prison Rodeo, which was held from 1931-1981 at the Huntsville Unit. Another popular exhibit is devoted to Bonnie Elizabeth Parker and Clyde Champion Barrow, the infamous Texas outlaws known as ‘Bonnie and Clyde.’

“Recently, we have designated a part of the museum for videos about the prison system and continue to add videos to our archives to preserve the history,” Stephens added. “We are always adding something new and enhancing our displays. The electric chair is obviously the most popular artifact we have on display, but visitors are often dismayed by the Bonnie and Clyde exhibit. Even children know of them.”

Before departing from the prison museum, visitors can also pick up unique items at the gift shop, including leather, metal and wood craft items made by inmates. The gift shop also carries numerous books relating to the Texas prison system, t-shirts, TDCJ caps, TDCJ patches, postcards, magnets, coffee mugs and a host of Texas Prison Museum logo items.

The Texas Prison Museum is located at 491 SH 75 North, off of Interstate 45 at exit 118. The museum is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.

Admission to the museum is $7 for adults, $4 for children 6-17 and free for those 6-and-under.

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The museums of Huntsville TEXAS PRISON MUSEUM

491 Hwy. 75 N. Mon. - Sat. (10 a.m. - 5 p.m.) | Sun. (Noon- 5 p.m.)

SAM HOUSTON MEMORIAL MUSEUM

1402 19th Street Tues. - Sat. (9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) | Sun. (Noon - 4:30 p.m.

H.E.A.R.T.S. VETERANS MUSEUM OF TEXAS 463 Hwy. 75 N. Mon. - Sat. (10 a.m. - 5 p.m.)

WALKER COUNTY MUSEUM

1228 11th Street Tues. - Fri. (Noon - 5 p.m.) | Sat. (Noon - 4 p.m.)

SAM HOUSTON STATUE & VISITORS CENTER 7600 Hwy. 75 S. Mon. - Fri. (9 a.m. - 5 p.m.) | Sat. (10 a.m. - 5 p.m.) | Sun. (11 a.m. - 5 p.m.)

SAMUEL WALKER HOUSTON MUSEUM & CULTURAL CENTER 1604 10TH Street Tues. - Fri. (9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.)

Walker County Museum

Located in the 1862 Gibb-Powell House A Texas Archaeological & Recorded Historical Landmark

1228 Eleventh Street at Avenue M Huntsville, Texas

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untsville Independent School District is committed to Building Champions in and out of the classroom.

Through academic rigor and well designed programs, HISD strives to meet the educational and emotional needs of all students.

Offering a full day Pre-K, advanced academics and college options along with a wide variety of extra-curricular activities, students are achieving. In addition to traditional learning, HISD offers personalized learning options through virtual magnet and flexible alternative education programs.

Exposure to fine arts begins in early elementary with choir, dance, and theatre arts are available to secondary students where creativity can be expressed and talents showcased through exceptional performances.

The Hornet band program can’t be beat! Hundreds of students participate in the intermediate and middle school bands learning the basics on their way to a spot in the acclaimed HHS Military Marching Band. With over 200 members, our band is rich in tradition, excellence, and pride - routinely competing at superior levels.

We are also proud of our championship athletic programs, offering 11 different sports for male and female student athletes.

More than 700 students are involved in athletics annually, with teams and individuals excelling far beyond their regular seasons — many clinching district to state-level titles in real Texas UIL sports.

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Promoting college and workforce readiness is the focus of the Career & Technical Education Program (CTE).

Proudly offering all 16 of the career clusters recognized by the Texas Education Agency as well as numerous options for obtaining industry-based licenses and certifications such as Cosmetology, Certified Nursing Assistant, and Welding, helps to make students more marketable.

With almost $4 million in scholarships awarded to seniors, Hornet graduates can compete with students from anywhere whether they choose to attend a 2-year college, 4-year university, or join the military or workforce.

Success depends heavily on parent and community involvement and HISD is proud of the many positive volunteer, mentor, faith-based, business, and Sam Houston State University partnerships that provide necessary support for our students.

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Education Options

COLLEGES/ UNIVERSITIES SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY 1905 University Ave., Huntsville ☎ 936-294-1111  www.shsu.edu

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

HUNTSVILLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 441 FM 2821, Huntsville ☎ 936-435-6300  www.huntsville-isd.org

NEW WAVERLY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 335 Front Street, New Waverly ☎ 936-344-6751  www.new-waverly.k12.tx.us

PRIVATE/ CHARTER SCHOOLS ALPHA OMEGA ACADEMY

HUNTSVILLE CLASSICAL

3891 Hwy. 30, Huntsville ☎ 936-439-8833  www.alphaomegaacademy.org

7174 S. Hwy. 75, Huntsville ☎ 936-291-0203  www.huntsville-classical. responsiveed.com

TOMORROW’S PROMISE

PREMIER HIGH SCHOOL

2817 Old Houston Road, Huntsville ☎ 936-435-0303  www.tomorrowspromise.info

2407 Sam Houston Ave., Huntsville ☎ 936-439-5204  www.premierhighschools.com

FAITH LUTHERAN SCHOOL 111 Sumac Road, Huntsville ☎ 936-291-1706  www.faithhuntsville.org

OF WALKER COUNTY

Afterschool Programs Monday-Friday / 3PM-7PM 936-649-4443 Adult Education & Literacy Program GED Preparation / ESL / Civics 936-291-6054

A Place for a child to feel: • A sense of Belonging • A sense of Usefullness • A sense of Influence • A sense of Competence

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Top-flight

Health Care H untsville Memorial Hospital (HMH) is a not-for-profit, acute care community hospital dedicated to providing the residents and visitors of Walker County, Texas and the surrounding region with high-quality, compassionate healthcare services.

Founded in 1927, HMH was established as a memorial to military heroes of World War I with the original mission to provide “benevolent and charitable services” to those in need.

Today, almost a century later, HMH continues to set the standard for community-focused, quality care in the region with a mission to provide exceptional care to every patient, every day.

Accredited by the Joint Commission, HMH offers patients and the community a comprehensive array of medical services including primary care, heart and vascular care, women’s health and obstetrics, surgery and imaging services.

HMH’s stroke program is nationally-recognized by the American Heart Association receiving the Get With the Guidelines© Stroke GOLD PLUS with Honor Role Elite Plus Quality Achievement Award in 2019. HMH also offers emergency services that are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

HMH recognizes its role to not only deliver high-quality healthcare, but to also support the economic health of the region. HMH is proud to be one of the largest employers in Walker County, currently employing a talented team of 600 skilled physicians, nurses, caregivers and administrative staff. Each day, our employees come to work ready to care for their friends and neighbors.

We invite you to learn more about HMH at www.huntsvillememorial.com, and look forward to caring for you and your family at 110 Memorial Hospital Drive, Huntsville, TX 77340.

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Health Care Options MEDICAL CENTERS

HUNTSVILLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

110 Memorial Hospital Drive, Huntsville ☎ 936-291-3411  www.huntsvillememorial.com Huntsville Memorial Hospital is a joint commission-accredited, not-for-profit acute care community hospital. Since 1927, HMH have provided charitable health care services, delivering quality healthcare to the residents of Walker County and the surrounding communities. Their talented team of medical staff members is focused on staying up date with the latest technologies and treatment solutions, while still providing you with the friendly service that you’ve grown to expect from your neighborhood hospital.

EMERGENCY CARE CHI ST. LUKE’S HEALTH

540 I-45, Huntsville ☎ 936-755-5288  www.chistlukesemergencyroom.org Chi St. Luke’s Emergency Center is a completely equipped and fully operational freestanding emergency center here to serve you and your loved ones in the case of any health emergency. provides high-quality emergency medical care for families and individuals in an alternative setting to a traditional hospital emergency room. They do that by offering shorter wait times, easier access and individualized attention from some of the Houston area’s top-ranking, Emergency Medicine physicians.

TEXPRESS URGENT CARE

193 I-45, Huntsville ☎ 936-570-2626  www.texpressurgentcare.com

Voted best emergency room by The Item in 2019, Texpress Urgent medical care is a walk in clinic that provides a variety of services in a quick, but efficient visit and at an affordable/informed cost. It is the bridge between Primary Care (monthly/yearly maintenance) and Emergency Care (life or death).

Texpress is a privately owned small local business with one location to serve you and your family.

FAMILY MEDICINE

SAM HOUSTON FAMILY CLINIC

179 I-45, Huntsville ☎ 936-755-8001  www.pcpforlife.com A Primary Care Physician (PCP) office treating patients for preventive care. Sam Houston Family Clinic is dedicated to address the health concerns of our patients and to implement medical care, that tends to the whole person. Their services range from general medical care, to specialized and stateof-the-art treatments. Through their commitment to provide individualized service, a comprehensive treatment plan is created for each patient, that comes to the clinic.

PULSE PHYSICIAN ORGANIZATION

119 Medical Park Lane, Huntsville ☎ 936-277-1000  www.pcpforlife.com Pulse Physician Organization seeks to deliver healthcare excellence in the Greater Houston area.

Pulse Physician Organization provides convenient access to highly skilled and compassionate care through our multi-specialty care centers. They strive to deliver high-quality and comprehensive medical care, combined with latest advanced technology.

HUNTSVILLE FAMILY MEDICINE

123 Medical Park Lane, Huntsville ☎ 936-291-2116  www.huntsvillefamilymed.com Huntsville Family Medicine, LLP is a group of physicians and staff who strive to provide quality health care while maintaining a personal, hometown atmosphere. They are a 30+ years practice with well established roots here in Huntsville, Texas while we also strive to include new technology. With our full service medical care concept of providing onsite lab, X-Ray and other services we are confident that you will be pleased with the medical care provided to you. Their physicans are board certified in Family Practice, Internal Medicine, or Pediatrics.

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RESTAURANT GUIDE 1836 STEAKHOUSE

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2641 11TH STREET 936-755-8150 457 IH 45 SOUTH 936-294-1914

7 LEGUAS MEXICAN GRILL 2050 11TH STREET 936-755-6020

ADVENTURES BAR & GRILL

2615-C MONTGOMERY ROAD 936-767-0534

ARBY’S

1504 11TH STREET 936-294-0393

ARNAUD’S

2615 MONTGOMERY ROAD 936-293-1339

BAHAMA BUCKS

193 I-45 SOUTH #F 936-439-6766

BANDERA GRILL

102 IH-45 NORTH 936-291-9830

BENNIE J’S

1524 11TH STREET 936-294-0078 623 S HIGHWAY 75 NORTH 936-291-2900

CHILI’S GRILL AND BAR 1406 I-45 936-291-2900

CHILLED OUT SHAVED ICE 402 11TH STREET 281-750-2166

CHINA HOUSE RESTAURANT 2105 SAM HOUSTON AVE. 936-291-1830

CHINESE WOK

2806 SAM HOUSTON AVE. 936-438-8887

CHIPOTLE

213 IH-45 SOUTH 936-435-1861

CHURCH’S CHICKEN 2711 11TH STREET 936-291-9830

621 9TH STREET 936-439-9559

CITY HALL CAFE AND PIE BAR

BEST CATCH FISH AND SEAFOOD

CLOUD 9

1798 HWY 30 EAST 936-291-2511

BK SHAVED ICE

618 IH-45 SOUTH #C 936-443-6330

BUFFALO WILD WINGS 203 I-45 SOUTH 936-291-0390

BURGER KING 1608 I-45 936-291-2094

CAFE TEXAN

1120 SAM HOUSTON AVE. 936-295-2381

1421 SAM HOUSTON AVE. 936-439-6113 1212 UNIVERSITY AVE. 936-295-0750

COSTA DEL SOL 505 11TH ST #A 936-438-4138

DAIRY QUEEN

602 I-45 NORTH 936-436-1780

DENNY’S RESTAURANT 3016 11TH STREET 936-294-9464

DOMINO’S PIZZA

1501-D SAM HOUSTON AVE. 936-291-1451

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1223 SAM HOUSTON AVE. 936-291-0892 3011 HWY 30 WEST SUITE 205 936-291-3283

111 I-45 SOUTH 936-293-8838

255 S-I-45 SOUTH 936-439-9808

EL GORDO TAQUERIA

HEB TRUE TEXAS BBQ

EL PATIO FOOD TRUCK

HONEY’S COFFEE & BISCUIT

FANCY DONUTS

HUMPHREY’S

FARMHOUSE CAFE

IHOP

611 11TH STREET 936-295-8226

1901 SYCAMORE AVE 936-295-6664

1938 SAM HOUSTON AVE 936-439-6632 1004 14TH STREET 936-435-1450

FAT BOYS FOOD TRUCK 1110 AVE M 936-577-5077

1702 11TH STREET 936-291-6994

2615 MONTGOMERY ROAD 281-723-6852 1930 SAM HOUSTON AVE. 936-295-2173 3008 HIGHWAY 30 936-291-7550

INSOMNIA COOKIES

2100 SAM HOUSTON CR #8 256-666-2581

FIESTA TAQUERIA

JACK IN BOX

FIREHOUSE SUBS

235 I-45 SOUTH #A 936-435-1829

3005 HIGHWAY 30 W., HUNTSVILLE 936-435-0588

FIVE GUYS

JIMMY JOHN’S

FIVE LOAVES DELI

KARSAN’S KONA ICE

FLOYD’S ON 14TH

KIOKU ASIAN BISTRO

FREDDY’S STEAKBURGERS

LITTLE CAESAR’S

1102 HIGHWAY 190 936-294-0568

255 I-45 936-435-0900 1329 UNIVERSITY AVE. 936-439-9400 1221 14TH STREET 936-438-3722

916 SAM HOUSTON AVENUE 936-295-5821

2023 SAM HOUSTON AVE #1 936-294-9800 1105 UNIVERSITY AVE. 903-388-6649 245 I-45 SOUTH #A 936-295-3377

231 I-45 SOUTH 936-439-6399

111 I-45 SOUTH 936-295-9700

FRESH DONUTS

LONE STAR BBQ

2514 SAM HOUSTON AVE. 936-730-1135

1215 AVE Q 936-689-1337

1548 11TH STREET 936-295-8131 625 I-45 936-438-8046

LUIGI’S ITALIAN GRILL

1502 SAM HOUSTON AVE 936-439-6758

MAMA JUANITA’S 154 I-45 936-439-5219

MARGARITA’S MEXICAN 630 I-45 S 936-293-8966

MAYFLOWER BAKERY

1306 SAM HOUSTON AVE #B 936-295-0372

MCALISTER’S DELI

193 I-45 SOUTH #A 936-439-6229

MCDONALDS

2719 11TH STREET 936-291-0113 2502 SAM HOUSTON AVE. 936-291-7043

MCKENZIE’S BBQ AND BURGERS 1548 11TH STREET 936-291-7347

MR. HAMBURGER 710 11TH STREET 936-291-0571

NOEMI’S SNO-CONES 597A PALM ST 936-714-1464

PANDA EXPRESS 247 I-45 SOUTH 936-291-0683

PAPA JOHN’S PIZZA

2128 SAM HOUSTON AVENUE 936-295-9555

PITA PIT

SHOGUNS JAPANESE GRILL & SUSHI BAR

2100 SAM HOUSTON AVENUE 936-439-5230

139 I-45 NORTH 936-828-9635

PIZZA HUT

SMOOTHIE KING

4030 S. SAM HOUSTON AVENUE 936-295-3580

SONIC DRIVE-IN

235 I-45 936-294-9191

13828 SAM HOUSTON AVE 936-291-2400 2705 11TTH STREET 936-295-5087

PIZZA PYROS

2518 SAM HOUSTON AVENUE 936-295-8109

2020 SAM HOUSTON AVENUE 936-207-7915

STARBUCKS

POPEYES

101 I-45 S 936-293-8423

2032 11TH STREET 936-295-2173

SUBWAY

POTATO SHACK

1621 SAM HOUSTON AVE. 936-291-1317

1229 JOSEY STREET 936-291-7783

3011 W. HWY. 30 #101A 936-291-7200

RAISING CANE’S 277 S IH 45 936-291-0754

901 11TH STREET 936-293-8924

RODEO MEXICAN RESTAURANT

120 FM 2821 #B 936-439-5257

SCHLOTZKY’S

2019 AVE. L 1/2

SHIPLEYS DONUTS

TACO BELL

113 AVENUE M 936-291-0797

2103 SAM HOUSTON AVE. 936-295-6888

3011 HIGHWAY 30 W 936-291-0026

WENDY’S

TACO MANIA

TOASTED

WHATABURGER

TAQUERIA Y TORTILLERIA LA ESPERANZA

TOKYO GRILL & SUSHI

WINGSTOP

WALLS BBQ

YUMMY YUMMY MAGNOLIAN GRILL & SUSHI

123 AVE. M 936-730-5255

TAQUERIA LINDO MEXICO

902 11TH STREET 936-293-8040

129 I-45 SOUTH 936-291-2997

INCOME TAX PREPARATION

THE BIG E-Z

1110 AVE. M 936-649-2663

SWEET DOUGH

118 I-45 S 936-293-1900

TACO CABANA

235 I-45 SOUTH 936-755-4830

601 HWY. 75 N. 936-436-1265

3011 HIGHWAY 30 W 936-438-8284

MR. HAMBURGER

2707 SAM HOUSTON AVE. 936-295-2003 1932 SAM HOUSTON AVE. 936-439-4842 2019 SAM HOUSTON AVE. 936-291-8889 601 HWY. 75 N. #C 936-439-6333

639 HWY. 75 NORTH 936-291-1125 263 I-45 SOUTH 936-439-9152

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