We enjoyed the restored building and old photos. The docents are great - we learned that until the end of WWII the language of business and church was German. On a previous visit another docent joined the Navy in WWII and thought he would be an interpreter in Europe - but was sent to the Pacific! They all had stories... More

Went there twice, once during Oktoberfest and next Food and Wine festival, what a wonderful heritage tribute to the loverly town. Wonderful volunteers. Learned a lot of history.

This church was actually relocated from it's original site in the middle of Main St. Although it is not the original church, it has been reproduced in detail. Their are various pictures and artifacts dating from the initial settlement of Fredricksburg and on into the 20th century. Various military uniforms are displayed for local war heroes. There is no charge... More

Very informative exhibits...models and photographs of early Fredericksburg. Knowledgeable staff. Books and postcards as well. Don't miss the water wheel in the park behind the museum.

When we visited the Pioneer Museum we got a pass to view this place too. Very much worth the $5 value to see both places!

Great little church turned into a museum. Just local history

We ran into an old gentleman who shared with us the story of how his family came from Germany and settle in town. Lots of old pictures to see.

The docent here was a 90 year old man who had lived through most of the history of the town. My husband recognized him from "Texas CountryReporter." He made this small museum come to life.

This park is so clean and visitor friendly. Clean, big public restrooms, spacious pavillions with oodles of picnic tables, interesting museum, indoors and outdoors. This park would be a great asset to any city.