Art Museum of Southeast Texas

Founded in 1983, the museum hosts rotating & permanent exhibits of diverse works, along with events.

Where History Meets Science! The Texas Energy Museum in Beaumont, Texas, offers a journey through the fascinating world of petroleum. Explore interactive exhibits showcasing the science, technology, and history of oil, from its geological formation to modern refining. Immerse yourself in the Spindletop gusher era with talking cine-botic characters, and discover the enduring impact of oil on Southeast Texas and the entire Lone Star State.

We are a museum that believes in learning through playing. Our exhibits are carefully selected to promote a S.T.E.A.M. focused learning base (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math). We strive to promote a fun and interactive environment where children thrive and get excited about learning.

An escape game at 447 Orleans St in Beaumont.

Edison Museum is the only museum west of the Mississippi River entirely dedicated to showcasing the scientific and entrepreneurial work of America's famous inventor Thomas Edison.Housed in the Texas Historical Landmark Travis Street Substation, we are located in the little bed building in the Edison Plaza. Newly expanded & renovated upstairs, the museum has re-opened in 2022 after a 2-year hiatus. Come visit the Beaumont Edison Museum,. Admission is FREE!

Come see our collection of history that showcases the tools, trucks and techniques used by Texas firefighters to battle blazes for more than a century. Come visit us at the Fire Museum of Texas in Beaumont.

A museum at 1365 Pennsylvania Ave in Beaumont.

Completed in 1906, the McFaddin-Ward House is a striking Beaux-Arts Colonial Revival-style mansion and historic landmark in Beaumont, Texas. Fully restored and beautifully furnished with original pieces, the house offers a vivid glimpse into the lives of the prominent McFaddin family—who called it home for 75 years—and their enduring contributions to the economic, social, and cultural history of Beaumont and the Texas Gulf Coast. The museum offers admission-free, guided tours of the Historic Home, Carriage House, and Gardens, as well as engaging educational programming and year-round events.