Tomball Museum Center

04/05/2024

https://tomballmuseumcenter.com/tomball-museum-quilter.../

Quilters Form:https://tomballmuseumcenter.com/.../Quilter-Entry-Form.pdf

Crafters Form:https://tomballmuseumcenter.com/.../Crafters-Entry-Form.pdf

04/02/2024

04/02/2024

Thank you to the Tomball Garden Club for always making the museum grounds look beautiful. On March 30th, the Garden Club and 10 students from Tomball Memorial High School Key Club partnered up to plant flowers, pull weeds, thin plants, and clean up the grounds.

03/23/2024

https://tomballmuseumcenter.com/history-3/

03/20/2024

Many thanks to the Tomball Garden Club for their continued effort to keep our gardens in beautiful shape.

03/05/2024

Now you can enjoy an oral presentation of our exhibits displayed at the museum.
The building for Doctor WIlliam Ehrhardt originally stood in the vicinity of FM 1960 and Kuykendahl Road, south of Tomball, Texas. The doctor’s office includes an assortment of early medications, laboratory equipment, and surgical instruments. It became a part of the Tomball complex in October 1975.

02/23/2024

https://tomballmuseumcenter.com/2024/03/kids-museum-day-2024/

02/17/2024

Docents trip to Texas Cotton Museum
/ Museum Activity / By Tomball Museum Center / February 17, 2024
We have had our second docent road trip. This one was at the Texas Cotton Gin Museum in Burton, TX. We learned a lot about the processing of cotton and enjoyed a meal together.

01/22/2024

The establishment of Spring Creek County

01/03/2024

Houston Chronicle Apr 29,1974 photo of Fire Chief Bill Snyder with his kids Lisa 10, and Robert 12, display a 12-pound homemade Napoleon cannon that Bill (along with his brother Russell) Snyder had built in his machine shop on East Main Street. He acquired the plans from the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. The gun is a working model of the Civil War type. His historic home and that shop building are still there, but both looked like they were remodeled in the past year or so.

12/19/2023

Tomball Museum Center would like to wish everyone a Happy Holiday. We were so pleased to welcome more than 1300 guests to this year's annual Candlelight Tour. It was made up of two nights of lights, decoration, school children singing, carolers, bands, and mini-tours of our 10 buildings with costumed docents and of course Santa. See you next year the second week in December.

12/19/2023