Housed in a beautiful 1899 Carnegie library building, this combination library and museum offers RV travelers insight into Lockhart’s rich cultural heritage. The museum’s exhibits showcase the area’s agricultural history, early settlement stories, and the evolution of the barbecue industry that put Lockhart on the culinary map. Retirees and history enthusiasts particularly enjoy the extensive photograph collection and artifacts that illustrate daily life in Central Texas during the late 1800s and early 1900s. The building’s stunning architecture and peaceful reading rooms provide a cool respite during hot Texas afternoons.
