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Mason Square Museum
The Mason Square Museum provides a comprehensive overview of the events and people that shaped Mason County. The museum's exhibits are arranged chronologically, beginning with the region's prehistoric geology and extending through the eras of ranching and banking. Visitors can view artifacts donated by some of the county's oldest families, including items from the early days of Fort Mason, which served as a training ground for notable military leaders like Robert E. Lee.
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Before you go
Regular public hours are Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tours outside that schedule may be arranged by telephone.
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What exhibits are at the Mason Square Museum?
The museum features a 14-foot mammoth tusk, the largest blue topaz found in North America, and exhibits on Native Americans, German settlers, Fort Mason, and the Hoodoo War.
When is the Mason Square Museum open?
The museum is open on Fridays and Saturdays from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Tours outside of the regular schedule can be arranged by calling ahead.
Where is the Mason Square Museum located?
The museum is located on the north side of the courthouse square at 130 Fort McKavitt Street in Mason, Texas.
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