Houston Museum District - Current Museum Members

Current Museum Members

  • Buffalo Soldiers National Museum
  • Children's Museum of Houston
  • Contemporary Arts Museum Houston
  • Czech Cultural Center Houston
  • The Health Museum
  • Holocaust Museum Houston
  • Houston Center for Contemporary Craft
  • Houston Center for Photography

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  • Houston Museum of Natural Science
  • Houston Zoo
  • The John C. Freeman Weather Museum
  • The Jung Center Of Houston
  • Lawndale Art Center
  • The Menil Collection
  • The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • Rice University Art Gallery
  • The Rothko Chapel

Parks and other institutions

  • Clayton Library Center for Genealogical Research
  • Hermann Park

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