On May 27, 2023, Tomball Garden Club held a short ceremony for the Sheila’s Perfume rose planted in honor of beloved member and past President, Sheila Higginbotham, unveiling the memorial
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Local Veterans and Clubs Hold Memorial Services for Tomball World War II Fallen Soldiers May 25 at 6:30 PM at the Tomball Museum Center for “Laying of the Wreath” Ceremony
Tomball Museum has again been permitted to grow cotton. Our cotton patch is an added bonus to the museum’s mission to teach about the history of our area. Come visit
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This past Saturday, May 10th, the Tomball Garden Club and Tomball Museum Center teamed up for a rose dedication and plaque installment of the Theis roses in front of
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HISTORY OF THE GRIFFIN HOUSE PART I The house was originally built on a tract of land which included all of the John Michel (Mitchell) and Wm. Usener Surveys, each
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The Smokehouse Repair Smokehouse repair at The Tomball Museum Center was performed during the summer of 2019, due to termite damage. The extensive termite damage was discovered in the Smokehouse.
We had the opportunity to catch up with Clark Johnson of BSA Troop 113 about his progress repairing and restoring the WWII Memorials at the Tomball Museum Center. Clark is
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Enjoy a virtual tour of some of the Historic Buildings at the Tomball Museum complex and gain insight into the local families who settled the region. The museum complex features
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Thank you to Patty McGrath Jones for restoring the original lettering to the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church sign! The sign reads: Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Neudorf Dreinigkeits Congregation
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Meet Clark Johnson of BSA Troop #113. He has started on such an important project here at the Museum. Clark will be working on repairing/restoring the WWII Memorials that were
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