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AnnouncementsLast Statement, a continuing silverprint study of the families of the victims and the executed, by photographer Barbara Sloan. Read more. 3rd annual Old Timers Reunion - The Texas Prison Museum will be hosting a get together for retired prison employees. Saturday, October 11 from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. At the Texas Prison Museum conference room. Food and drinks provided at no charge. Retired employees and spouses welcome. |
Become a PatronThe Texas Prison Museum is a non-profit corporation and receives no funds from the Texas State government. Your support of the museum is critical in helping us continue to collect and preserve the history of the Texas prison system. If you believe in our purpose, and care about our goals, please support the museum in whatever way you can: Items of Historical SignificanceDonations of historical items is what makes the museum the interesting place it is today. Your donations will serve to enhance the story of the history of our prison system. Any artifacts or pictures will be greatly appreciated. If you have pictures from the past but want to keep possession of them, we can scan them and hand the original back to you, all in a matter of minutes. Please consider sharing what you have for the rest of those interested in the Texas prison history. Make a DonationDonations of money are always welcome. Remember, because the Texas Prison Museum is a non-profit organization all donations are tax deductable. Find out more... Purchase a Paving StoneOrder a personalized engraved brick paver for as little as $25 and become a permanent part of the site of the Texas Prison Museum. Find out more... Come Visit!Visit the Museum and experience the history of the Texas prison system. The museum is open 7 days a week and admission fees are $4 and under! Find out more... |
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