Forgotten pics July '25, visited during a very warm summer day. Conveniently located on the…read morecorner, next to the active railroad tracks, with parking available on the street in front of the museum. Traveling by tour bus, contact museum for information. Friendly docents greet visitors in lobby for reasonable admission $12 and below with discounts for seniors, active military, and children, small souvenir shop, and tour assignments for large groups. Ask about solo visits. It's well organized, informative, and a memorable tour for people of all ages. There's a large outdoor working train display of Rosenberg, two train cars available to tour, landscaped outdoor picnic seating, and a multipurpose building with a room to entertain small children and directly across the hall are multiple large indoor railroad displays. Walking is involved both indoor and outdoor, so plan accordingly with comfy shoes, although not overwhelming so, unless walking restrictions involved. Wed - Sun hours. Always check the website or call before visits to be on the safe side.

Our visit was disappointing. Most of the exhibits were either broken or off limits at the time of…read moreour visit (I wish they informed me before paying or given a discount). The ones that were available to view were underwhelming. Here are the main exhibits: - Outdoor Miniature Model Train (Not operating) - A Train Consist (The main attraction. Under Maintenance March 2025 - No Entry) - Luxury Passenger Coach (Not allowed inside - Locked) - Kid Play Area (Some toy broken) - Antiques - Indoor miniature model trains For the price of $22 for my son and I, I didn't find the price worth it. At least parking was free. We spent about 30 minutes here before we felt like we saw everything.

This venue was exactly what I was looking for. We had a baby shower for my sister. The rental…read moreprocess was simple and all online. I then setup a walkthrough of the venue to get pictures, measurements and to see the facilities. They grant you access to two kitchens and two bathrooms nearby. They are not in the Veranda but are in close walking distance. The Veranda was perfect, open, airy and so pretty! The rental comes with four round tables, linens and chairs. They provide spandex covers for the buffet/main tables as well as all round table linens in crisp white. Ana Alicia and the rest of the staff were amazing. Super helpful, and friendly. They are super accommodating from start to finish. The deposit was returned in less than a week! I highly recommend this venue!

If you've lived in Fort Bend County, you would find this museum quite interesting. If anything,…read moreit'll help you understand why the schools in the area are named the way they are (Stephen F. Austin, Isaac H. Kempner, B.F. Terry, and Jane Long to be exact.) Since this part of Texas was colonized in the 1800s, landowners here had plantations with cotton and sugar cane. And since they were part of the confederacy, they did have slaves. So yes, slaves were in this part of the country, in addition to the KKK. The museum doesn't condone slavery; it was simply letting us know that it existed around these parts. What people should take offense from is that B.F. Terry, though apparently an excellent fighter, was a slave owner and yet he has a high school named after him. The museum itself is small, but your admission also goes towards 2 house tours. I really enjoyed the Moore mansion. The docent was very good in explaining what everything was and delving deep into the family's history. If there's anything they could improve on, I would suggest updating some of the museum info, specifically, the surrounding town populations with information from the 2010 US census. Additionally, it's hard to remember the Moore family tree; I think it'd be helpful to have a poster with the family tree to help us visual learners see how everyone is related and who made what changes to the house.

2021 April Soooo not really a business, but worth a mention!…read moreChappell hill bluebonnet festival!! Perfect weather...perfect place!! Once a year, Along the streets of the small city of chapel hill...is a cozy little area to look at booth after booth after booth of crafts, foods, hot sauces, and other homemade goodies!! the people are extremely polite and fun to talk to...alcohol is located throughout the area with a few scattered ATM machines. Free to get in, you can spend a few hours out there....live music and good times!! Love it

Review #3 - This festival is nothing less than Texas AWESOME! My mom would bring us here as kids…read moreand I loathed being drug here. However this was my first time back in probably over 20 year and they have TONS of things geared towards kids now. I'd be a happy kid! Anything under the sun "festival" will be found here. I was hoping to see more Bluebonnet art, but unlike 20 some odd years years ago it's more commercialized now, just think any festival you go to with "some" bluebonnet stuff mixed it. Home decor, yard art, Texas art, graphic tees, clothes, make your own potpourri, candles, jewelry, festival memorabilia,everything! And let's not forget about festival food! Lots of it! Adult beverages can be found everywhere. You can also get a glimpse into Chappell Hill history by going into the Historical Society building and other buildings along Main St. There is a kids section of carnival rides and face painting for those who have kids in tow. Parking as of this year is $5 and contrary to review number 1 - apparently they have it covered now because there were zero issues. Tip 1 - I would suggest arriving first thing in the morning to avoid any congestion. Tip 2 - There are TONS of yard art vendors. Shop around before you impulse buy. Several venders are much cheaper than the venders at the very start of the festival off Main and 290. Tip 3 - Some venders (not all) only take cash - so bring it! There is an ATM in the Historical Society building....unless they move it. Tip 4 - I laughed when I saw women toting around carts and wagons without kids. But I soon found that they were the smart ones! I bought so much cheap yard art that I could hardly carry it. Who's laughing now. Not me!! Lesson learned - bring something to carry your crap once you buy! You'll be happy you did! Enjoy!!!

I simply overlooked the review of perimeter art gallery, but given that it has now presented itself…read moreto me let me highway. Recommend the services of this company, which are truthfully quite unique. I had a Mata Ortiz piece sent to me by GALLERY out of Santa Fe. The piece was damaged And perimeter restored it to next to original condition. Given that it was clay pottery Aubry's insistence on excellence is what restore the peace to the point that if you inspect it currently you would be quite skilled if you could find where the flaws had been that he repaired. Secondly, he seems to have inside and apparently himself collects very nice pieces, and I acquired from him a Gorman, which he then matted and framed and did an incredible job, simply incredible and enhanced the visual presentation of the peace. Lastly, he's in the process of putting back together a Fish kill from the green river, which was literally in hundreds of pieces that is a project in process right now and I'm awaiting the results in any case I would highly highly recommend this GALLERY both for batting and framing perhaps for acquisition of pieces and clearly for repair of pieces to museum quality

Aubrey was awesome. He framed a very large piece of art work…read morewith very quick turnaround. He effectively communicated and followed up with me Every step of the way and offered delivery service

I haven't had an issue with this post office since I moved here two years ago, however, I mailed 20…read morecollege graduation announcements 11 days ago and nobody local or out-of-state has received them. My graduation is Saturday.. I'm 46 and this is really sad as I am so proud of my accomplishment and the RSVP date passed yesterday.

Would give 0 stars if I could. First, I was rudely berated by a different post office that I needed…read moreto go to my correct post office. I was not sure why this was a thing so I googled it and people were saying that you should go to your designated post office that handles your zip code so that that office gets credit for all the packages they scan. Okay, I want them to get credit so I do that despite "my post office" being 32 minutes from my house. Well I go in to take my packages and I have one package that is too large for the drop box so I take it to the counter and set it there (a common practice for those who have already printed their labels and attached them -that I have observed a million times at various post offices). All the worker has to do is scan the package whenever they get a chance. As I set it on the counter, the lady stares me down and glares at me, so I just say I am just dropping off a package. Mind you, it's taped, label is on, all she has to do is scan it. She says "Okay well I was helping this lady" and ROLLS HER EYES. I DO NOT NEED HELP I have already done almost everything I taped the box, I printed the label and attached it, again whenever she gets a chance all she needs to do is scan it. There is no point in me waiting in line and if I did I am sure she would be mad about that too because I swear a prerequisite to being a USPS worker is having a horrible attitude and just being pissed all the time about everything. It seems like no matter what you can not make these people happy. I am just so tired of using their services and being treated like I am the biggest inconvenience and like I have ruined their entire lives by walking into their establishment.

Service and prices. They treated me like garbage. They overcharged us for food. 25 bucks for one…read moreburger? Another waitress was nice enough to adjust it to a reasonable price, probably what it should have been originally. The other waitress was rude and off putting since we got there. I use to love this bar and It makes me sad to have been treated so poorly

I was in Texas on business when I stumbled into this community bar. The locals were welcoming and…read moreoffered specials every night from cheap wings to a whole steak meal. Not only was the tap selection good but the food as well. I was unable to stay to the weekend to see the place get busy with live music but I am sure my time would have been well spent.

The 5 Browns were wonderful and the cameras on the keys added a lot to the show. No adult beverages…read moreno bueno, no bar deduct one star.

Parking is great But…read morethe venue has no refreshments just water fountains The stage is partly obscured by curtains And it's clearly a church being used for a concert Worse they conned us out of $75 a seat for what turned out to be a cover band - what BS for a church to do bait and switch