The original objective of this project was to establish a restored home-museum and gardens emphasizing early twentieth century style of living, the Kirby family lumber business, and law profession.   In addition the museum would provide cultural activities for school children and a meeting place for community events.   As a fund raiser, Limited Deeds for floor planks, steps, columns, and rooms are on sale.   Various plaques and designations for donations are available.   Please email the museum (Please include  K H H  in your Subject Line) for more information, or call 409-246-8000.  Click here for a printable .PDF file Registration.

The foundation plans to operate a museum that displays the architecture and styles of the turn of the century and the historical record and artifacts of the family and the area.   It is to be a facility that is open to the public for tours, to the schools for skill attainment, and to the community for events and classes.   We solicit patrons from Big Thicket tourists, city and county adults, teachers, and school children, and Southeast Texas history and art enthusiasts.    Please consider your donation to help us achieve our goals.