Hardeman County Historical Museums

Hardeman County Historical Museums Our page was created to spread awareness of the wonderful historical opportunity our museum

We have a new addition to our exhibits. A trade that has been lost required the right tools for shoeing horses and creat...
05/28/2026

We have a new addition to our exhibits. A trade that has been lost required the right tools for shoeing horses and creating needed tools or iron implements is that of a blacksmith. We are excited to display this once flourishing industries of the 19th century. Hope you can stop by and experience life of a former era.

Throughout the halls of Covenant Hospital in Lubbock are vivid displays of the values of that medical institution. Each ...
05/24/2026

Throughout the halls of Covenant Hospital in Lubbock are vivid displays of the values of that medical institution. Each one has a quote from Scripture. For Integrity they chose 1 John 3:18: “My dear children, let’s not just talk about love; let’s practice real love. This is the only way we’ll know we’re living truly, living in God’s reality. It’s also the way to shut down debilitating self-criticism, even when there is something to it. For God is greater than our worried hearts and knows more about us than we do ourselves.” (From The Message 1 John 3:18-20) God is greater than anything we allow ourselves to worry about and His love is to be shared.

Yesterday, May 9, 2026, the Eugene Johnson Foundation planted a tree at the park at the water tower on Hwy 287 in Quanah...
05/10/2026

Yesterday, May 9, 2026, the Eugene Johnson Foundation planted a tree at the park at the water tower on Hwy 287 in Quanah dedicated to Ron Parker. Ron was a great-grandson of Quanah Parker. Participating in the tree planting were Ron’s siblings, Don and Ardith as well as other members of the Comanche nation.

Join us Saturday for this event honoring one of Quanah Parker’s descendents, Ron Parker.
05/04/2026

Join us Saturday for this event honoring one of Quanah Parker’s descendents, Ron Parker.

The former Quanah, Acme and Pacific Depot houses many artifacts. Some are representative of Quanah Parker; some are from...
04/28/2026

The former Quanah, Acme and Pacific Depot houses many artifacts. Some are representative of Quanah Parker; some are from the early settlers of the county; and for more recent notables such as a NASA astronaut and the famous bull rider, Lane Frost. This building was built in the early days of the 20th century and served as a working depot and corporate office of the railway until it was acquired in the 1960’s. The interior is much as it was when passengers waited to board. We are proud to have it available for visitors of all ages.

04/12/2026

If you have not stopped by the wonderful museums of the Hardeman County Historical Society, we invite you to stop in and meet our new curator - Gail. You may discover something new and enjoy the relaxed environment! Explore what life was like more than 125 years ago as well as items which commemorate more recent historical persons from the county. Also, visit our memorial brick garden and find our more recent historical markers. Not only for the Quanah, Acme & Pacific Railway, but for the "Shoot out at the Depot" on the museum property! We hope you will stop by!

Address

102 Mercer Street
Quanah, TX
79252

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 3pm
Tuesday 10am - 3pm
Thursday 10am - 3pm
Friday 10am - 3pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm

Telephone

+19408398066

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