[Ansteorra] Art Museums

[lambdakennels1 at juno.com]

Both Dallas and Ft. Worth have all of those things.  The Kimbell Museum in Ft. Worth has an exhibit of early Christian art and artifacts through March, as well.
A resource for neat things to do in Teas is the Texas Travel Guide, which lists each town in Texas and the things to do there.  You can get it from the Texas Highway Department free of charge, just by asking.  Places are broken down by region, and it comes with a free Texas map, as well.

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-- Melissa Baxter-Kosub <mbaxter66 at satx.rr.com> wrote:
Have you tried Houston?  There are also some cool things in Galveston.

Branwen

Alexandria Doyle wrote:
> Any suggestions for Texas art museums with European Reconnaissance art
> - paintings and prints, a decent natural history and science museum
> and a good zoo and aquarium close by would be nice too.  I'm trying to
> playing a weekend trip with daughter and granddaughter for this summer
> and just don't seem to be coming up with the right search words.  If
> we can't come up with all the things we want to see in one place, we
> can make several stops, but we want to get to planning now...
>
> Help would be appreciated
>
> alex
> coming from Bjornsborg
>
>   

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