Carson County Square House Museum, that opened in 1967 originated from a 1880s house. It is the core of the present-day Square House Museum complex and is a Recorded Texas Historical Landmark. In 1973, it was listed in the National Register. The museum exhibits art and artifacts pertaining to the history, culture and heritage of Panhandle.
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Phone: (806) 537-3524
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of W 5th St and Euclid Ave
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- Mon 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Intersection of TX Hwy. 207 and Fifth Street Panhandle, TX 79068 ·1229.95 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorA surprising amount of displays to see for a small town museum. Very helpful and accommodating staff opened up the different exhibits so we could see them. Cute gift store.
MoreVery well worth visiting. Lots of unique and valuabke items on display. It’s great that there is someone here to help with any questions.
MoreFriendly staff and a wide variety of exhibits make this site very worth the visit. I camped at the National Recreation Area to the north of Panhandle (free) and had a lovely outing down to visit this museum.
MoreThis museum has a good collection that represents what early Texan life was like in the panhandle. There is even a train car that kids and adults can explore and a dugout house. It's free/by donation and well worth the stop!
MoreThis is a fantastic little museum! So much to see and explore. They have an authentic caboose that you can climb inside (even all the way to the crow's nest!), a replica of a dug out home, many, many fun exhibits and a lovely, warm and welcoming staff full of great information. Definitely swing through the area and visit! Admission is free but donations are accepted.
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