Mom needed to pick up two books she requested, and we picked them up this morning. They also had a…read more"For Sale" section for discarded books. I found a Mary Shelley book titled The Last Man. The two clerks working the circulation desk were very helpful. Overall, we had a great experience at the library.

We are impressed by the amazing programs at this small town library. From little ones to older…read moreones activities. The selection of books is good and the staff are most helpful.

The last time I drove through Hallettsville, I didn't ever recall having seen this memorial. Of…read morecourse spotting this historical area made it a must-see stop on the way to Yoakum to visit family. The helicoptor is definitely real! I was glad to know there are people, like myself, who appreciate and honor those who serve. Always grateful for the sacrifice they made on the behalf of the nation and its citizenry.

The Jail museum is awesome! Ellen gave us a great tour! She was funny, very knowledge, and took…read moregreat pride and care of the jail. I loved seeing all the graffiti of the past prisoners while hearing about some anecdotes and learning about the history. Museum closes at 3:30 but I would try and go in the morning when its cooler since there is no A/C. Admission is free and there is a donation box near the door. Some Groups can even arrange a late night ghost hunt! Go check it out!!

I recommend going to the Gonzales Jail Museum and getting a tour from Ellen. There are few 19th…read morecentury jails that are preserved like this one.

It is a good small town library with a little over 20,000 books. There are often sales on books to…read morekeep them current. Their summer program is great. You cannot check out a book without your library card so I recommend taking a photo to have on your phone all of the time.

This miniature village was created from historical buildings that were moved here and restored…read more There is a looping path where you can walk from one to another. This place is best for little kids and they have several events throughout the year like the haunted village. There are a few interesting buildings with furniture but for adults, it's a pretty quick walk-through. We were the only ones there on a Saturday which was nice in that we weren't rushed but a bit odd though the staff was friendly. They do have some cold beverages for sale.

Disappointed. We drove 2 hours to come see the village and learn about the history for it to be…read moreclosed. Website on face book and even the flyer we have says it's open .

Grew up in Yoakum but never took the time to see what Gonzales had to offer. There were a few…read morehistorical plaques, memorial stones, and informational boards displayed on the property. The courthouse is also very close to Texas Heroes Square, Confederate Square, and the County Jail Museum. Definitely worth spending a few hours in downtown.

My wife and I came here with the Grandbaby on our Texas Courthouse run in the 1st part of April…read more The Gonzales County Courthouse in Gonzales is a great example of a late 1800's style architecture for a Texas County Courthouse. Beautiful little town and area, even prettier Courthouse!

Trying to get Birth Certificate for my Sister. Staff was very helpful and explained process clearly.read more

I've got to say, this was the smoothest experience I've ever had getting my driver's license…read moreupdated! Cindy had me in and out in half an hour, and was super friendly and helpful! I would definitely recommend making an appointment here, even if you're from another city. I came all the way from San Marcos, and it was absolutely worth the drive!

Live in Fort Worth and needed a copy of the Last Will & Testament for an immediate (deceased)…read morefamily member. In today's digital age, I figured there was a mechanism in place to do so on their website. No such luck! I had to call the courthouse, which still beats having to drive to Hallettsville. As was expected, there were a few hoops to jump through, but the process was incredibly easy. Within a half-hour of making the initial phone call to the time the documents were emailed, I was reveling in the ease of the process. Wish all government agencies had such a streamlined process. The wonderful lady I spoke with was the deputy clerk for the county. She was the greatest! Everyone needs a great employee like her.