Texas Civil War Museum INC
OPERATING THE TEXAS CIVIL WAR MUSEUM TO DISPLAY A COLLECTION OF HISTORICAL TREASURES FROM THE PERIOD OF THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR, THE RECONSTRUCTION PERIOD AND OTHER ARTIFACTS FROM THE LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY AND EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY IN A SETTING THAT IS BOTH EDUCATIONAL AND RESPECTFUL OF THE DELICATE AND IRREPLACABLE CHARACTER OF EACH ITEM; MAINTAIN THE MUSEUM FACILITIES; CARE OF THE DELICATE ARTIFACTS; OBTAIN ADDITIONAL ARTIFACTS FOR THE MUSEUM COLLECTION; MAKE MATERIALS AVAILABLE FOR HISTORICAL RESEARCH AS WELL AS SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS.
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