texas forestry museum

There is nothing like the real thing, and if you want to see how Santa's elves got around in the early 20th century, this is an event for you.

You can eat under the trees and help this museum continue its work preserving the history of the timber industry in East Texas.

There is a limited supply of tickets and they will not be sold at the door

This is truly making the best of a bad situation. We know that last year was a bad wildfire season. In fact it was the worst season for wildfires since the Texas Forest Service started keeping records in 1922. Some talented artists though have made art from the ashes, and now that's on display at the Texas Forestry Museum in Lufkin.

The popular Texas Forestry Museum in Lufkin has opened a new classroom and learning laboratory to teach young people about the forest products industry and its importance to the economy of east Texas.