3 Best Landmarks in Brownsville, TX

Expert-recommended Top 3 Landmarks in Brownsville, Texas. All of our landmarks actually face a rigorous 50-Point Inspection, which includes customer reviews, history, complaints, ratings, satisfaction, trust, cost and general excellence. You deserve only the best!

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STILLMAN HOUSE MUSEUM

1325 East Washington Street,
Brownsville, TX 78520 Directions

Since 1850

Specialty:

Cultural Activities Events Workshops Group Tours Community Outreach Programs Architectural Buildings Preservation and Restoration Educational Programs Youth and Family Programs Event Rentals Museum Exhibitions

Stillman House Museum showcases the rich cultural heritage of the region, providing a unique educational experience for all visitors. Today, the house is the result of the Trevino family's profits 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, which 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 provide a respite from the hot Texas sun.

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Price:

Adults: $6
Seniors $4
Students: $2
Children under 6: Free
BHA Members: Free
BISD Students & Teachers: Free
Military: Free

Contact:

(956) 541-5560

Tue-Sat: 10am - 4pm
Sun & Mon: Closed

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Historic Alonso Building - Brownsville, TX Landmarks
Historic Alonso Building - Brownsville, TX Landmarks
Historic Alonso Building - Brownsville, TX Landmarks
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HISTORIC ALONSO BUILDING

510 East Charles Street,
Brownsville, TX 78520 Directions

Since 1877

Specialty:

Special Occasion Receptions and Parties Indoor/Outdoor Gatherings Exhibits Corporate Gala Social Affair Building Decorations Wedding Receptions Events Private Event

The historic Alonso Building is dedicated to engaging the community and visitors in learning about the rich historical heritage of Brownsville. 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, providing 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. The building offers a perfect destination and venue for any special event or occasion. The place creates a breathtaking backdrop for exhibits, receptions, and parties.

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(956) 541-5560 (956) 554-4965

Mon-Fri: 10am - 4pm
Sat & Sun: Closed

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Cameron County Courthouse - Brownsville, TX Landmarks
Cameron County Courthouse - Brownsville, TX Landmarks
Cameron County Courthouse - Brownsville, TX Landmarks
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CAMERON COUNTY COURTHOUSE

835 East Levee Street,
Brownsville, TX 78520 Directions

Since 1912

Specialty:

Architecture Buildings Property Taxes Live Stream Marriage Licenses Public Information Request Budget Information Employment Opportunities Current Agenda Public Meetings and Announcements

Cameron County Courthouse is the most delightful and architecturally significant county courthouse in Texas. The former county courthouse, built in 1912 in neoclassical style, features an ornate stained-glass dome. The architectural design evokes a sense of the past when buildings were constructed with individual personalities. The design reflects Sullivan's contemporary style, evident in the extensive decorative moldings, ornate iron railings, and other appealing features. The building offers various services including county administration, courts, law enforcement, public health, and resident services. Cameron County Courthouse offers self-guided tours that are available during hours of operation.

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