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Art Car Museum

The Art Car Museum is a private institution dedicated to contemporary art. It is an exhibition forum for local, national and international artists.

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Art Car Museum
SouthernTexas

Bill’s Backyard Classics

Bill's Backyard Classics has vehicles that take you back in time.  Their current inventory consists of over 90 vehicles. Those include cars and trucks, all kinds of makes and models that span a period from the 1920s to 2012.

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Bill's Backyard Classics
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Fire Museum of Texas

Housed in the historic 1927 Central Fire Station for the Beaumont Fire Department, the Fire Museum of Texas exhibits an extensive collection related to the history of fire departments in the state of Texas.

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Fire Museum of Texas
CentralTexas

Hill Country Motorheads Motorcycle Museum

Hill Country Motorheads Motorcycle Museum is located in Burnet, Texas – the “Bluebonnet Capital of Texas” in the beautiful Texas Hill Country and Highland Lakes area, just north of Austin. Hill Country Motorheads joins just a handful of motorcycle museums operating...

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Hill Country Motorheads Motorcycle Museum
CentralTexas

Blue Oval Car Barn

Blue Oval Car Barn is owned by Finley Ledbetter who currently owns about 60 quality high-performance cars including one of the largest collections of 1971 Mustangs in the nation.

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Blue Oval Car Barn

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TEXAS

Texas is a large state in the southern U.S. with deserts, pine forest and the Rio Grande, a river that forms its border with Mexico. In its biggest city, Houston, the Museum of Fine Arts houses works by well-known Impressionist and Renaissance painters, while Space Center Houston offers interactive displays engineered by NASA. Austin, the capital, is known for its eclectic music scene and LBJ Presidential Library.

AUTOMOTIVE HISTORY

The first recorded horseless carriage in San Antonio, an electric vehicle, was delivered to the Staacke Brothers livery service on Commerce Street in 1899. This is the same year that most historians agree the first gasoline powered car arrived in Texas; a St. Louis delivered by its manufacturer in person to Edward Green of Terrell, Texas.

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