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Tyler, TX 75702
Phone: 903-592-3533
Open by Appointment Only
Tours:
Saturday 10-4 | Sunday 1-4, fee
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One of the
finest examples of Eastlake Bracketed Victorian Architecture
remaining in East Texas.
Guided Tours depicting Tyler's political, cultural
history from post-Civil War. Birthplace of noted
Washington D.C. news correspondent, Sarah McClendon.
Also available for weddings and parties. |
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1600 WSW Loop 323
Phone: 903-534-2169
Tue-Sat: 9am-12pm and
1-5pm
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Features over 250 mounted examples
of wildlife and a replica 1920's grocery store.
FREE Admission |
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A historical marker identifies
the largest prisoner of war compound used for union
troops west of the Mississippi during the Civil War.
Between July 1863 and 1865, over 5,500 union prisoners
were held there. Walking trails and interpretive exhibits
help you relive this time in American history. |
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2203 Martin
Luther King Blvd.
Phone: 903-593-0121
Zoo Hours:
9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. April-Sept
9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Oct-Mar
For More Information Log-on: http://www.caldwellzoo.org/ |
More than 2000 animals from 250 species from
Africa, North and South America live in natural habitats
at the 85-acre park. The zoo includes a children's
petting pen, two aquariums, picnic areas, a café that
overlooks an African savannah and gift shops with original
African items. The zoo also has seasonal presentations
including: a bird show, alligator feedings, giraffe
feedings, and elephant demonstrations.
General Admission: Children
two years and younger are admitted free; children
ages 3-12, $3.50; adults 13-54, $6; seniors 55 and
older, $5.
Unlimited admission rates
are available for individuals, families, plus public
or private nonprofit school groups will be admitted
to the zoo free of charge. |
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 Nestled in the lush piney woods
of East Texas, Cherokee Trace Drive Thru Safari Park
is home to hundreds of exotic and endangered animals.
These amazing animals thrive in an open habitat similar
to their native territory. Enjoy a leisurely, self-guided
drive through the hills and open savanna of the 300 acre
preserve. From the comfort of your own vehicle, observe,
feed and photograph these beautiful creatures. |
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Hands-on family fun
for kids of all ages. View bats in the bat cave, trigger
an earthquake into motion under your feet, snake your
way through mysterious tunnels and explore the depths
of a limestone cavern. Investigate the bones of "Big
Ethel", the triceratops dinosaur. The Discovery Science
Place offers two exhibit halls where kids of all ages
are free to move around and explore. So, come be a kid
again! Admission Charge |
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The East
Texas Symphony Orchestra Association is guided by a dynamic
and diverse Board of Directors which fosters the growth
and development of the Orchestra to keep pace with the
needs of the community. ETSO continues to strive to bring
classical music to a broader segment of our community. The
East Texas Symphony Orchestra... a sound discovery! |
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Great Fun
for the entire family!
Featuring: Go-Karts, Bumper Boats, Video & Redemption
Arcade and Miniature Golf.
FREE Admission - Rides & Attractions
Individually Priced |
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Goodman Museum |
624 N. Broadway
Phone: 903-597-5304
Hours:
Tue-Fri: 10am-4pm, Sat: 1-4pm
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A delight for antique lovers
and historians, this Tyler landmark brings the past
to life with original furnishings, photographs and
memorabilia dating from the mid-1800's.
FREE Admission |
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8103 US Hwy
271 N
Phone: 903-531-9404 |
1200 pieces of rolling stock on more than 300
feet of track. 1100 trains in lighted showcases.
Admission Fee |
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2198 Dixie Drive (1/2 mile south of Hwy 64 West
on Dixie Drive, adjacent to Pounds Air Field)
Phone: (903) 526-1945
For More Information Log-on: http://www.tylerhamm.com/
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An
incredible display of historic aircraft and aviation
memorabilia as a tribute to pioneers of flight.
FREE Admission.
Hours of Operation
Monday- Friday 11:00 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm |
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1200 S. Mahon
Open by appointment only.
Contact Tracy for more info
Phone: 903-510-2312
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Multimedia presentations and "star
parties" make for great family fun.
Admission Fee
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300 acres west of Bullard,
owned and operated by 5th generation of Newburn decendants.
Moore Farm's goal is to educate the public about agriculture
and farm life as well as market organic produce and
homemade Texas goods. Fun Family Programs listed
below!
Programs: Fall Hay Rides,
Full Farm Pass, Corny Maze Craze, The Pumplin Package,
Farm Camp, Fresh Cut Flowers, Subscription Farming
Service |
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The Roseland Plantation is
a registered Texas State Historical Landmark. It encompases
a wedding chapel, ballroom and bed and breakfast made
available for weddings and parties.
The grand antebellum home was
built in 1854 by Burwell Hambrick and was a cotton
plantation that encompassed 3,000 acres. Mr. Hambrick
built the first cotton gin in Van Zandt County. For
many years it served as a stagecoach stop. |
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Home to Smith County
artifacts dating from days of Indian occupation to present.
FREE Admission |
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17544 HWY. 14,
Tyler, Texas 75706
Phone: (903) 858-1008
Fax: (903) 858-1509
EIN: 34-1827209
For More Information Log-on: http://www.tigercreek.org/
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Tiger Creek Wildlife Refuge (TCWR)
is an "Incorporated Animal Shelter" for the big cats.
Tiger Creek provides rescue and rehabilitation of big
cats that have been abused, neglected, or displaced.
Tiger Creek provides a place for these great
cats to live the remainder of their lives without threats
in a stress-free environment that caters to the well
being of the cats. |
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Ballet Tyler
is made up of 20 local dancers from East Texas aging
from 11 to 20. The purpose of the Ballet Tyler
is to provide opportunities for both dancers and East
Texas audiences to experience the fine art of dance at
the highest possible quality. This is accomplished through
classroom instruction, special workshops, and reasonably-priced
performances. Ballet Tyler helps provide scholarship
assistance to deserving dancers for advanced studies.
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1900 W. Front
Phone: 903-531-1212 |
Fourteen acres and
400 rose varieties testify to Tyler's standing as the "Rose
Capital of the World". To view a wonderfully informative
page about the Rose Garden, please click here.
FREE Admission |
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A spectacular
display of memorabilia and items related to Tyler's rose-growing
industry and the Texas Rose Festival. Admission Fee,
special exhibits have fees. |
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“Come
Discover a Texas Treasure”
The Tyler Museum of Art is a wonderful destination for
people seeking a dynamic, culturally-enriching experience
in the visual arts. From its 700-piece permanent collection
to a remarkable array of traveling exhibitions, the
TMA is recognized as a major attraction for both tourists
and local visitors. The Tyler Museum of Art’s
permanent collection focuses on early and modern Texas
artists, but has also been the recipient of several
noted private collections. Admission is free to most
exhibitions, although some major traveling exhibitions
have an admission fee. Exhibition hours are Tuesday – Saturday,
10 a.m. to 5 p.m; Sunday, 1 – 5 p.m., closed
Mondays. The Museum Gift Shop is well-stocked with
unique items, and the wonderful Museum Café is
open for lunch from 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Tuesday-Friday.
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FM 14 North
Phone: 903-597-5338 |
Camping, boating,swimming,
hiking, canoe and paddleboat rental. 985 acre park around
a spring-fed lake.
Admission Fee |
