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First State Bank Art Collection
Located inside the First State Bank of Uvalde, the Briscoe Art & Antique Collection transforms a typical banking errand into a cultural experience. Donated by former Texas Governor Dolph Briscoe and his wife, Janey, the collection features an impressive array of primarily Western art and Victorian-era antiques. Visitors can admire these pieces decorating the walls and main floor of the bank during regular business hours. It is a distinctive way to appreciate regional history and artistry in an unexpected setting.
Why people come here
Before you go
The collection of primarily Western art and Victorian era antiques is on display during bank hours.
Good to know
Where is the Briscoe Art & Antique Collection located?
The collection is located inside the First State Bank of Uvalde at 200 East Nopal Street.
When can I visit the art collection?
The collection is open to the public during regular bank lobby hours, which are Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Is there an admission fee to see the art?
There is no admission fee to view the collection, as it is displayed in the public areas of the bank.
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