The Nueces Canyon Chamber of Commerce Museum preserves the local history of Camp Wood with a collection of regional artifacts and historical items.
Located in the old theater building, the Nueces Canyon Chamber of Commerce Museum offers a look into the heritage of the area. The small museum houses an extensive arrowhead collection and various family heirlooms donated by local residents. Visitors can view a miniature diorama of the San Lorenzo de la Santa Cruz Mission, an unsuccessful Spanish mission established in 1762. The collection also includes a propeller rumored to be from Charles Lindbergh's plane, which crashed in Camp Wood during an unplanned stop in 1924.
The museum features an extensive arrowhead collection, family heirlooms, antiques, and a miniature diorama of the San Lorenzo de la Santa Cruz Mission. It also houses the rumored propeller from Charles Lindbergh's 1924 plane crash in Camp Wood.
The museum is located at 103 S Nueces St in Camp Wood, Texas, situated in the old theater building.
Yes, admission fees apply to enter the museum, though parking is free.