Hardeman County Historical Museums

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

10/24/2026
10/08/2026

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10/05/2026

In case you missed Shane’s posting on the museum page

10/04/2026

đź‘» HAUNTED HISTORY IN HARDEMAN COUNTY đź‘»
Join us Saturday, October 24, for the Hardeman County Museum’s Haunted Historical Tour! Explore the former railway depot and the old Hardeman County Jail after dark. These buildings have plenty of history. What else might be waiting inside?
🕯️ 6:30–10 p.m.�🎟️ $10 for ages 12 and up | $5 for children under 12
FCCLA will have concessions available, including pulled pork sandwiches, chips and drinks!
Tours are first come, first served, and group sizes are limited. Come early to claim your spot!

09/26/2026

Look for an exciting event coming to the Hardeman County Museums before Halloween! More information to come next week! It will be "Spook-tacular"!

08/24/2026

It is so very hot here in Hardeman County! Need a place to spend some of your day, exploring history, in a cool environment? Drop by our Museum and discover! The jailhouse may be a bit too hot to tour but the QA&P Depot offers hours of exploration!

Let Freedom ring! Come and discover a part of American history at our Hardeman County museums.
07/05/2026

Let Freedom ring! Come and discover a part of American history at our Hardeman County museums.

06/23/2026

With the price of fuel falling and as you travel across NW Texas, we invite you to visit our museums, located in Quanah. We are proud of our displays of life in Texoma in the late 1800's as well as memorabilia of those who impacted the development of Hardeman County and the surrounding area. This includes notables such as Quanah Parker, Lane Frost, and a local U.S. astronaut, Galen Givins.

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.

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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