Giddings
Heritage Trail: Brazos
County: Lee
Region: Prairies and Lakes
Giddings was laid out as a town on April 15, 1871 and was named for J.D. Giddings a stockholder in the Houston and Texas Central Railroad. Giddings became the County Seat of Lee County in 1874 by House Bill 179. Centrally located between Austin and Houston, Giddings has changed much in its first 133 years. Citizens and visitors can enjoy the amenities of the modern world and every kind of choice for advancement-yet be strongly reminded of a rich heritage, family pride, and getting the job done in an ethical way. Traditions are alive and well in Giddings, Texas. But so is progress.
Giddings Points of Interest
Collection is limited to Lee County. There are many artifacts. Some of the most interesting are the old German newspaper, the gun that was used by the first sheriff of Lee County, the quilt with all t....
The Museum is a complex of buildings which are connected by porches. In the center is a new facility with a display interpreting the history of the Wends. It also houses the Offices, Gift Shop, Librar....
Where Is Giddings, Texas ?
