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      • Donate
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      • Become a Volunteer
      • Serve on the Board
    • ABOUT
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      • Request Information
The Weslaco Museum

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  • HOME
  • VISIT
    • VISIT
    • CALENDAR
    • EXHIBITS
  • Donate
    • Donate
    • Purchase a Paver
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    • Become a Member
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  • ABOUT
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    • Volunteer Application
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About Us

The Weslaco Museum began in this stone building during the 1960s. The museum later relocated next door to the library on Kansas Avenue, where it was housed until it relocated to the current location at 500 S. South Texas Blvd in 2008. The Weslaco Museum began and remains a community project.  During the 1960s, city leaders called for the collection of stories and artifacts from prominent business 

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Our Board of Directors

President

Daniel  Montez, 

South Texas College


Vice President
David Gutierrez,

Workforce Solutions


Secretary

Gina Silva,

Texas Southmost College   


Treasurer

Laura Lopez,

LaserLux 


Parliamentarian

Billie Vanderveer 


Members 

Melanie Riley

Sandi Sparrow

Juan Vega


The Guild

The Guild

The Guild

President

Sandi Sparrow


Vice President 

Mary Gomez


Treasurer 

Sarah Donalson


Secretary    

Marilee Blake 


Parliamentarian 

Frances Tovar


The Guild

The Guild

Members

Desi Jones    

Rosemarie A. Ellis 

Pam Scott

Laura Lopez

Annie Flowers 




Our Staff

Executive Director

Crystal Rodriguez


Assistant Director

Angie Mendoza

The Weslaco Museum

500 S. Texas, Weslaco, TX 78596, US

(956) 968-9142

The mission of the Weslaco Museum is to collect, preserve, exhibit, and promote the history, cultural arts, and past traditions of Weslaco, Texas, and its surrounding region.

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