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The museum's mission is the preservation and education of the rich history of the Tejano and Mexican-American culture rooted in the South West.

Six rooms in the house are filled with artifacts, including historic maps, photos and art. Each month the museum features a collection from a Hispanic artist.

The Tejano Civil Rights Museum & Resource Center is currently open to the public with free admission on weekends. Hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, and 1-6 p.m. Sunday. The museum at 1517 N. Chaparral St. is available for private events. For more information call (361) 813-7808.

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• Meeting Space Available

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