There are 2 main beaches in the greater Beaumont area. Crystal Beache is a major party destination for locals and is patrolled heavily by cops. There are ferries from Crystal Beach to Galveston. This... more
Spindletop was named such due to the way the trees near the salt hill flared out as if there was an upside down spindle. It was a local playground for a long time, until the industrial explosion... more
The city has experienced a sudden boom, but it stopped shortly, as most of the oil business has moved to Houston. This has frozen the downtown as if it is 1930, and you can see a lot of interesting... more
About 5 minutes East of Beaumont in Vidor is Boomtown Lake. There's a small charge for the day which is probably around $5. Beaumont gets rather hot in the summer, and swimming is a must for everybody... more
Club located at 3859 Stagg Dr. easy to get to directly across the street from a shopping strip called Gateway. Only open 2 nights a week Tuesday and Friday... more
The Preserve consists of nine land units and six water corridors encompassing more than 97,000 acres. It has 4 of the 5 kinds of carnivorous plants in the US.... more
We got to the Visitor's Center about one. We went through the exhibits (photos 2, 3, and 5) and then the attendant showed us a 10 minute video tape (the film... more
This unique and well kept example of "Beaux-Arts Colonial" style architecture was built in 1905/6. In 1907, prosperous locals W. P. H. and Ida Caldwell McFaddin... more
Beaumont's history goes back nearly a century. Together with that and the affluence brought on by the industrial oil booms, there are some magnificent homes and... more
While this building definitely looks like a church, with spires and stained glass windows along the naves, it also mysteriously resembles a medieval... more
When this hydrant was built, it was the world's largest. Built in 1999 as a promotion by Disney for the re-release of '101 Dalmatians', this hydrant is spotted... more
Located in a historical Firehouse dating back to 1927, Beaumont's museum was opened in 1986. It is endorsed by the Texas State Firemen and Fire Marshals as... more
Today, Beaumont is a rather nondescript stopping point for most traveling on I-10 through the southeast of Texas. Honestly speaking, there's not much here to interest most people and therefore does......
A city of about 110,000, Beaumont is a vertex of the region of Texas known as the Golden Triangle, which consists of Port Arthur, Orange and smaller bedroom communities including Nederland, Port...
Welcome to our little piece of earth. Beaumont is the largest city to where I was raised. Do most of my shopping there. Located near the gulf of mexico, makes things convienient. no spell checking...
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