Alice is the seat of Jim Wells County located in the south Texas plains. First called Bandana, then Kleberg, the town was finally named Alice after the daughter of Captain Richard King, who established the King Ranch. This town, which is also home to the beefmaster cattle breed, is a boarder between the brush country to the west and the coastal plains to the east.
Things to do in Alice
Alice Municipal Golf Course
Best Western Alice lodging is nearby. Call 361-664-7033 for more information.
North Texas Boulevard - Anderson Park, Alice, TX
South Texas Museum
This small museum focuses on the distinctive history and traditions of this South Texas region. Exhibits trace the habitation from the American Indian to Twentieth Century. Farm, railroad and oil activities with an emphasis on pioneer ranch activities. Includes some mounted wildlife and livestock specimens. Located at 66 S. Wright Street. Open Tuesday - Friday 1 - 5pm; Saturday 10am - 2pm. Call 361-668-8891 for more information.
Tejano R.O.O.T.S. Hall of Fame
This museum celebrates the culture of Tejano music and its pioneers. Exhibits include biographies, artifacts, musical instruments, photos, stage costumes and more. Located at 213 N. Wright St. Open Wednesday - Sunday 12pm - 5pm. Call 361-664-8000 for more information.
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