This was a great museum to learn about the logging industry. Always enjoy learning about things I have no knowledge of. Very well laid out and easy to navigate. There were many old photos, drawings, old ledger books and artifacts. Nice and clean and employees were friendly. There is an area behind the museum with an old railroad car. We... More 

The museum has a great history of forestry in the area with many objects on display. There is also an area for children.

We love this museum and enjoy taking grandsons here. So much to learn from the blacksmith shop, the train, to the logging industry in Texas. There is something for the young and old. Don't miss this jewel of a museum.

Broad collection of large exhibits. I especially liked reading some of the newspaper articles from times long past.

This is a great place to go with little ones there are great exhibits and fun! With lots of hands on exhibits. There is no cost to visit the museum.

Wonderful place to have a "Hands on Experience" of logging in East Texas. A must for any lover of history and a worthwhiled experience for children.

This museum covers the history of logging and forest management in Eastern Texas. It is not too big, but they do have some very nice displays. There are machines and other tools used in the logging industry. There is also a good display on paper mills, as well as the variety of uses for wood. There is a lot of... More 

This place is packed with information and exhibits that are truly unique and incredibly educational. If you are a nature and/or history buff, this place is a MUST SEE! I had no idea how significant the foresting industry was to the early commercial development of Texas. Great place and it's 'donation only' to visit!

A free Forestry museum. Donations appreciated. Great information regarding lumber camps, paper milling and forestry. A well developed, artfully done museum, good for adults and children.