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Michael has a BA in History & American Studies and an MSc in American History from the University of Edinburgh. He comes from a proud military family and has spent most of his career as an educator in the Middle East and Asia. His passion is travel, and he seizes any opportunity to share his experiences in the most immersive way possible, whether at sea or on the land.

Part of our in-depth series exploring the forts of Comancheria

Picture of a building at the Heritage Village Museum in Woodville
Building at Heritage Village

Heritage Village Museum       
P.O. Box 888
Highway 190 West
Woodville, Texas 75979
409-283-2272 or 800-323-0389
[email protected]

Heritage Village is a living museum of pioneer history, with a main street that is right out of the mid 1800's to early 1900's.

Walk through an old-time blacksmith shop. Check out a railroad depot. Visit a livery stable or any one of the community's log cabins. Or just stroll through the East Texas forest. See demonstrations of the old ways from people who have either studied the art or lived it.

Heritage Village is an outstanding insight into what pioneer life in East Texas was like. Enjoy our website and come visit us soon!

Hours of Operation

Open Daily 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (other times may be available through advance reservation)
Except holidays - Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years Eve, New Years Day, and Easter

Admission

Admission: $5 Adults  -  $3 Children (under 12)

Guided Tours available with advance notice.

Senior Discount & Group Rates available upon request.
School Groups Welcome: For groups of 50 or more, cost is $3
for Students, and $5 for teachers and chaperones.

Seniors rate of $14 - includes tour, meal at Pickett House, and gratuity (inquire ahead).
(Group of 20 or more Bus drivers Comp.)

Related Links
Heritage Village Web Site


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