The Galveston Railroad Museum and Galveston Center for Transportation is hosting an...
The Galveston Railroad Museum and Galveston Center for Transportation are hosting the exhibit.The Battleship Texas is the last remaining dreadnought battleship in existence.After it was retired, it became
and was transferred to the state at San Jacinto Battleground on April 21, 1948, after being decommissioned.When can I see the exhibit? The exhibit will be featured at the Galveston Railroad Museum, 2602 Santa Fe Place, and will be on display from Saturday, July 1 until Wednesday, January 31, 2024, according to a news release.The exhibit was presented in collaboration with The Battleship Texas Foundation and Texas Parks and Wildlife.The exhibit will share the story of The Battleship Texas and her travels throughout her 111-year career.How much are tickets?Tickets cost $6 for youth between the ages of 3 and 12 years old.
Admission for adults costs $12, but a $9 discounted ticket is available for seniors and those who serve in the military.
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