1200 S. Broadway
Blanket, TX 76432

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The Blanket Museum of History was opened on July 29, 2006 to display and preserve the history of Blanket, Texas.  The museum is located at 712 Main in Blanket and is open on Saturday afternoons and by appointment.  Pictured at right is Beth tatting in front of bank information. Above is a 1933 Ford Truck on special display for museum opening day.

For more information or a tour of the museum contact  one of the following:

Clint Tunnell  -   254-978-0325

Joshua Furry  -  325-647-2000

Not only does the museum have many artifacts from Blanket but it is also a research center for family histories.  There are many books and notebooks with family histories as well as other resources available for those who are interested in genealogy or just the history of the community of Blanket.

The museum is housed in the former Blanket State Bank building and the former Ernest Allen Drug Store building.  The State Bank building was built in 1901 and still has the original metal ceiling. Following a fire that destroyed the former Allen Drug Store, that building was reopened in 1928.

Current plans are to possibly open the museum on weekends during the summer of 2023.  We will post more information about this on this website as it becomes available to us.

                       Sewing Center
                            Tack Room

Family Photo Gallery

W. T. Smith's Compote
             "Collected" Model T Ford
Bay Window From the Smith/Nix House

          Ray Viewing Old Blanket Pictures
Research Center
  Safe In Old Blanket State Bank Vault                               Early Laundry Corner
Original Safe Used By the Blanket State Bank
August 1913 To January 1966
Medicine Vials From Allen Drug Store Used By 
Dr. Cobb
Dr. David Cobb's Surgical Tools
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