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Tyler is known to many as the "Rose Capital of America", and this museum covers the history of how that came to be. Exhibits include artefacts from the Tyler Rose Festival back to 1935, and a look at the rose industry and its continued growth in the area. Over 500 varieties of roses bloom in season in the Tyler Municipal Rose Garden.
Address: 420 Rose Park Dr. Tyler TX USA 75702
 Send an Email  1 903 597-3130
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Home to 17,000 sq. ft. of display space, this museum has numerous military airfcraft on display in addition to memorabilia, photographs and flight equipment. Included among the aircraft are World War II trainers and late 20th Century jet fighters. Open Monday to Saturday.
Address: Tyler Pounds Airport - 2198 Dixie Drive (C.R. 1143) Tyler TX USA 75704
Send an Email 1 903 526-1945
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The Tyler Museum of Art contains over 600 pieces in its permanent collection, concentrating on local artists from the 19th and 20th century. In addition, there are also works from Dutch painters from the 16th and 17th century, and a regularly changing series of travelling exhibits.
Address: 1300 South Mahon Tyler TX USA 75701
1 903 595-1001
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The 1904 Carnegie Library building today houses the museum and archives of the non-profit Smith County Historical Society. Museum hours are 10am to 4pm, Tuesday through Saturday. Archive hours are 1pm to 4pm, Wednesdays only. Free admission.
Address: 125 South College Avenue Tyler TX USA 75702-7216
Send an Email 1 903 592-5993
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