Freeport Studios’s guidebook
Sightseeing
Surfside Beach
206 Starfish StreetKnown locally as "Surfside"
Charter a summer dive and explore the beautiful Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary
Fling Charters
1203 North Avenue JCharter a summer dive and explore the beautiful Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary
Approx. an hour by coastal route from Freeport Studios - Moody Gardens in Galveston, TX boasts a plethora of activities including but not limited to their highly rated Hotel, Spa & Convention Center. A Golf Course, Museum, Aquarium and so much more. Moody Garden is especially magical during the Holidays with the Moody Garden Light Festival
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Moody Gardens
1 Hope BlvdApprox. an hour by coastal route from Freeport Studios - Moody Gardens in Galveston, TX boasts a plethora of activities including but not limited to their highly rated Hotel, Spa & Convention Center. A Golf Course, Museum, Aquarium and so much more. Moody Garden is especially magical during the Holidays with the Moody Garden Light Festival
Admission is Free
Local history comes alive in this unique museum where access to artifacts is unrestricted. Explore four floors of a civil-war era baymen’s cottage that houses Freeport’s history from early fishing, automobile and boat racing, to Vaudeville.
Freeport Historical Society Museum
127 Warren StAdmission is Free
Local history comes alive in this unique museum where access to artifacts is unrestricted. Explore four floors of a civil-war era baymen’s cottage that houses Freeport’s history from early fishing, automobile and boat racing, to Vaudeville.
City/town information
World famous Galveston was Texas’ largest, wealthiest city in the late 1800s. The Strand, now a historic district, was known as the Wall Street of the Southwest. But the city that had survived Spanish and French explorers, pirates, the Texas Revolution and the Civil War was ravaged by the monstrous hurricane of 1900. Luckily, not soon after it began a spirited renewal that continues to this day." - Ellen Honey (April 2014)
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Galveston
World famous Galveston was Texas’ largest, wealthiest city in the late 1800s. The Strand, now a historic district, was known as the Wall Street of the Southwest. But the city that had survived Spanish and French explorers, pirates, the Texas Revolution and the Civil War was ravaged by the monstrous hurricane of 1900. Luckily, not soon after it began a spirited renewal that continues to this day." - Ellen Honey (April 2014)