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Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site gives glimpse into past

Oldest continuous county fair highlights local youth

Enchanted Rock wows visitors as a unique and popular attraction

F amilies and crowds routinely come into town to get the feel of Fredericksburg in spring. It’s a season of nature, nectar and romance.

S pring and summer are typically defined by gradually warming weather conditions during March, April, and May.

LUCKENBACH, TEXAS AND ITS LAID BACK ATTITUDE

T he National Museum of the Pacific War tells the story of how World War II was won in the Pacific. It interweaves histories of America, China, Japan and Korea.

GILLESPIE COUNTY AIRPORT PROVIDES SERVICES FOR RESIDENTS, VISITORS AND BUSINESS

T he Historic Jail is a glimpse back in time into Fredericksburg’s history. The jail sits at 117 W. San Antonio St. and is the fourth Gillespie County Jail, built in 1885.

PIONEER MEMORIAL LIBRARY OFFERS QUIET HAVEN AWAY FROM THE BUSTLE OF MAIN STREET

PIONEER MUSEUM FEATURES EXHIBITS ON EARLY LIFE

T he Vereins Kirche (Society Church) is a unique landmark in the center of downtown Fredericksburg. The octagonal building is owned and managed by the Gillespie County Historical Society (GCHS).

F ort Martin Scott, on the eastern edge of Fredericksburg on the old Pinta Trail, has a rich history of diverse groups of people that shaped Fredericksburg, Gillespie County and the Texas Hill Country.

ENCHANTED ROCK WOWS VISITORS AS A UNIQUE AND POPULAR ATTRACTION

BATS ATTRACT VISITORS AT OLD TUNNEL STATE PARK

C ross Mountain Park is getting a new cross this year. The old cross (not the original) was installed in the 1940s and was in poor condition.

NEW SPLASHPAD GIVES KIDS A COOL SPOT TO ESCAPE SUMMER HEAT

O ver 80,000 people visit the LBJ State Park and Historic Site annually for a glimpse of where Gillespie County native Lyndon B. Johnson, the 36th President of the United States spent his childhood.