Pioneer Museum Sweetwater, Texas

A visit to Sweetwater, Texas is never complete without visiting the iconic Pioneer Museum. As a Texas historic landmark since 1979, the museum houses over a dozen displays depicting the early lives of the Nolan County settlers. The display is inclusive of a series of photographic files, Indian artifacts, farm and ranch exhibits, and even WASP exhibits. If you would like an educational tour during your visit in Sweetwater, the museum is a stop that you should make. Here are some of the exhibits that you can expect to witness:

History - Take a look back on the lives of the first Nolan County families and residents of the City of Sweetwater. You can see how different their lives were from then on and compare them with how modern lifestyle has changed over the years.

Artwork - Apart from historic artifacts, you can also see some artwork created by some of Nolan County artists from the past and the present. Among the pieces that you can find in the museum, include the works of artists such as Pauline Bradley, H.W. McIntyre, Barry Arthur, Lois Hogue Shaw, Steve Rogers, and many more.

Collections - Finally, the Pioneer Museum in Sweetwater, Texas is home to some of the displayed local artifacts, antiques, and treasures that have been collected over the years. You can see some of the definitive pieces that has turned this city into what it is today.

Location from Stay Express Inn & Suites

The Pioneer Museum is located at 610 East 3rd Street, Sweetwater, Texas. With just 2.6 miles or a 6-minute drive away from the Stay Express Inn & Suites, there is no better reason why you shouldn't choose this accommodation during your visit. Especially if the museum is part of your travel plans, you will be making a wise choice in choosing the inn as it is in close proximity to your destination.