Guests see magnificently restored furnishings and decor in the home of the W.L. Moody, Jr. Moody built a fortune in some 50 entities, including insurance, banking, hotels, newspapers, cotton, railroads, ranching and others. At the time of his death he was among America's 10 wealthiest people. He established the Moody Foundation and his daughter established the Mary Moody Northen Endowment, charitable foundations which today support environmental, educational, social service, and historical projects.

Venez découvrir l'épopée du Texas et de l'Ouest américain ! Le musée Bryan, situé à Galveston, au Texas, dans l'orphelinat de Galveston datant de 1895, abrite la collection Bryan, l'une des plus importantes collections au monde d'objets, de documents et d'œuvres d'art historiques liés au Texas et à l'Ouest américain. S'étendant sur plus de 12 000 ans, elle présente des pièces allant des anciens artefacts culturels amérindiens aux objets du XXIe siècle. L'aventure de l'histoire prend vie au musée Bryan.

Explore the rich naval history at the Galveston Naval Museum, home to the legendary WWII vessels USS Cavalla and USS Stewart. This museum offers a unique opportunity to step aboard these restored ships and discover the stories of bravery that defined American naval warfare. Marvel at the artifacts, including the sail of the USS Tautog and the conning tower of the USS Carp, as you immerse yourself in fascinating tales of resilience and victory. A visit here is a meaningful way to honor those who served and learn about the evolution of naval technology.

Discover the rich history of The League-Kempner House, an 1893 Victorian mansion undergoing a remarkable restoration. This guided tour, led by a dedicated volunteer docent, delves into the stories of the families who once called this home, showcasing their significant impact on Galveston. Get an exclusive look at the intricate restoration process, including the damage from years of neglect and the efforts to revive its original splendor. Perfect for history enthusiasts and anyone curious about architectural restoration, this engaging experience lasts about 1 to 1.5 hours. - Explore the ongoing restoration of the historic League-Kempner House - Guided by a knowledgeable volunteer docent - Learn about the mansion's past residents and their influence on Galveston - Tour lasts approximately 1 to 1.5 hours, offering an in-depth experience