The Witte Museum is San Antonio's premiere Texas history museum, located within the city's sprawling Brackenridge Park. The museum was originally founded in 1926 and is named in honor of city businessman Alfred G. Witte, a philanthropist and arts and history enthusiast. Today, it houses exhibits detailing the history of the state from prehistoric times through the present day, incorporating elements of science, art, and history and civics education. Its permanent collection showcases dinosaur fossils found within the region and expansive dioramas of Texas wildlife and ecosystems, along with historic artifacts and photographs related to the state's mission history, the Texas Revolution, and modern-day economic and civic topics. Significant collections of Texas art are also held, along with artifacts related to the state's pioneer heritage.
3801 Broadway St, San Antonio, TX 78209, Phone: 210-357-1900
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