Huntsville

Three winery tour plus lunch

Shiver in the comfort of the Joye Mobile as your tour guide regales you with stories of shootings, murders, hangings and duels in old time Huntsville

A tour of Huntsville's proud African American history as reflected in markers, school buildings and local historical sites.

Two different races of Mexican Free-tail bats inhabit the large warehouse once used to store cotton for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice

Although we can't go inside the units, we will get to view our closest prison units and, after lunch, time to explore the Prison Museum.

This is a fascinating 3-day trip around the most historic parts of Texas as we visit the homesteads and burial sites of the Presidents of the Republic of Texas.

We'll bring the Reenactors to you while you enjoy a delicious three course picnic lunch in the Atrium! Help support our Sam Houston Memorial Museum

Walk with us as we learn about one of Huntsville's oldest cemeteries, dating back to 1842, and learn about the many historic characters buried here.

From the first Spanish mission settlements in Victoria and Goliad, we'll follow the missions up the San Antonio River all the way to The Alamo.

Enjoy a delightful Sunday afternoon two hour tour of Huntsville and Walker County.

Thanks to the efforts of Joshua Houston, Huntsville has an unusually interesting African American history.

Well who knew? Enjoy a lunch, as well as orange biscuits, jalapeno jam, Fields of Flowers and one of the Painted Churches all here in New Waverly, TX!!!

Enjoy a full day of touring wineries with the benefit of a delicious lunch at Sam's Table. Call 936-398-6974 for dates

Frontier SettlersTour (Early Texas, not West Texas!)