A rebuilt fort, historic houses, municipal parks, and markers pinpointing historic locales pave the road back in time for history-buff travelers.
Most of the museum has been restored to its original conformation. Many antique items and photos are displayed.
Visit the remnants of one of two POW camps in Lufkin that operated from 1943 to 1946, now operated by the US Forest Service.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the house has been completely restored and decorated with period furnishings.
History comes alive, even though it's written in stone.
Texas legends such as Davy Crockett, Sam Houston and Thomas J. Rusk stayed here as they traveled through Nacogdoches on their way to fight for Texas Independence.
The fully self-contained Victorian-style steam-engine railroad operates on a varied schedule from March through November, with weekend excursions year-round.
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