STILLMAN HOUSE MUSEUM
1325 East Washington Street, Brownsville, TX 78520 DIRECTIONS
Since 1850
Here’s The Deal:
Stillman House Museum is the oldest surviving structure in Brownsville. Today the house is the result of profits made by the Trevino family during their time in the house. The Museum contains mid-19th-century furnishings from the Stillman family gathering in the dining room, bedroom, parlor, hallway, kitchen, and the research center stores collections of approximately 2,000 photographs (400+ cataloged). The original shutters, windows, and doors are still in place, and the breezy courtyards enjoyed by the Stillman and Trevino families still offer a respite from the hot Texas sun. Stillman House Museum offers Free admission for kids under 6, military, BISD students, BHA members, and teachers.
SPECIALTY:
Group Tour, Community Outreach, Architectural Buildings, Cultural Activities, Events, Workshops, Educational Programs, Preservation and Restoration, Youth and Family Programs, Event Rentals & Exhibitions
Price: Adults: $6
Seniors $4
Students: $2
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CAMERON COUNTY COURTHOUSE (THE DANCY BUILDING)
1150 East Madison Street, Brownsville, TX 78520 DIRECTIONS
Since 1912
Here’s The Deal:
Cameron County Courthouse (The Dancy Building) is the most delightfully and architecturally significant County courthouses in Texas. Former county courthouse built-in 1912 in neoclassical style, with an ornate stained-glass dome. The architectural design takes you back to the ancient days when buildings were built with individual personalities. The design reflects Sullivan's contemporary style, as seen in extensive decorative moldings, ornate iron railings, and other attractive fittings. Cameron County Courthouse (The Dancy Building) provides Self-guided travels that are always welcome during hours of operation.
SPECIALTY:
Property Taxes, Live Stream, Marriage Licenses, Public Information Request, Employment Opportunities, Current Agenda, Budget Information, Architecture Buildings & Public Meetings and Announcements
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HISTORIC ALONSO BUILDING
510 East Charles Street, Brownsville, TX 78520 DIRECTIONS
Since 1877
Here’s The Deal:
Historic Alonso Building is a unique historic location for your memorable Brownsville events. Spanish-born Manuel Alonso constructed the one-story residence on this site in 1877 and added the two-story mercantile building by 1890. It is lovingly restored with a lush outdoor patio set that provides the ideal backdrop for your cherished memories. The architecture of the Alonso Building is a prime model of the Creole influences that can be seen throughout downtown Brownsville. It offers a perfect destination and venue for any special event or occasion. The place creates a breath-taking backdrop for exhibits, receptions, and parties.
SPECIALTY:
Corporate Gala, Social Affair, Special Occasion, Plants, Receptions and Parties, Indoor/Outdoor Gatherings, Exhibits, Building Decorations, Wedding Reception, Events & Private Event