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Martin and Frances Lehnis Railroad Museum in Brownwood
Photographer: J. Griffis Smith

Martin And Frances Lehnis Railroad Museum

Opened in 2007 with the private collection of the Lehnis Family, this museum is across from the historic Brownwood Santa Fe Depot and Harvey House. It exhibits railroad history of Brownwood, Central Texas and the American Southwest. Exhibits include railroad lanterns, model trains of all sizes and ages, railroad equipment, interactive telegraph equipment used to send telegraph messages, railroad videos, photographs of railroad employees, structures and trains, and the sights and sounds of trains. Open 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Tue.–Sat. Admission charge. 700 East Adams. 325/643-6376. www.ci.brownwood.tx.us/lrm.

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Lodging

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Whether you like quaint cabins, five-star hotels or even rustic dude-ranch digs, there’s always a place to sleep in style.

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Campgrounds

Campgrounds

Texas might be the Lone Star State, but you'll see thousands of stars under that big, open sky. Enjoy everything from white-water rapids to mountain climbing at our public and private campgrounds. Check it out!

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Attractions

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700 East Adams
Brownwood, Texas
Phone: 325/643-6376

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Open 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Tue.–Sat.

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Ginocchio National Historic District

Three square blocks in the heart of old downtown surround the 1896 Ginocchio Hotel, 800 N. Washington. 903/702-7777. Another feature of the historic district is the nearby Allen house, a typical example of early Texas architecture, circa 1877, with upper and lower verandahs fronting the full length of the white frame house. 610 N. Washington St.

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Region: Piney Woods

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