The Oldest Town in Texas
Historic Nacogdoches
Nagogdoches is home to a host of historic buildings and districts that set this city apart, and they are waiting to be explored. From centuries-old brick streets to historic landmarks and legendary tales, this charming city invites you to learn about its fascinating past. Walk in the footsteps of early residents, revolutionaries, and pioneers as you visit museums, historic homes, and trails that bring history to life.
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Visit the Zion Hill Historic Site, which offers a fascinating look into the African American heritage of Nacogdoches.
Don’t miss the picturesque Sterne-Hoya House Museum & Library, a beautifully preserved home that showcases the area’s early settlers.
The Nacogdoches Statue Trail
The Nacogdoches Statue Trail features sculptures honoring key figures in Texas history. Created by skilled artists, these statues offer visitors a glimpse into the people and events that shaped the city.
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Millard's Crossing Historic Village
This charming restored village features a collection of historic homes and buildings that were carefully relocated and preserved to reflect life in the 19th century, offering a unique glimpse into Nacogdoches' past.
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Caddo Mounds State Historic Site
Visit a preserved Caddo Native American village and explore the rich history of the Caddo people, an essential part of Native American heritage in the region.
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Nacogdoches Railroad Depot
For those interested in the area’s railroad history, the Nacogdoches Railroad Depot is where you can learn about the role railroads played in shaping the town.
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SELF-GUIDED TOUR
The Charles Bright Visitors Center
Located in the heart of Downtown, the Charles Bright Visitor Center showcases the history of Nacogdoches with local historic artifacts and exhibits. It's also a great source for visitor information including brochures, self-guided tour details, maps and gifts.
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