Fernland Historical Park

View of Fernland Historical Park

About:

Fernland Historical Park is one of four City parks in Montgomery, Tx, displaying wonderful examples of early Texas frontier architecture.

Mission:

Fernland Historical Park's mission is to display & preserve early examples of homes and log cabins built in the pre- and post-civil war eras.  Fernland Historical Park includes a museum and educational center that enhances the quality of life for City residents and offers educational opportunities for the public.

General Information:

Park Hours with Docent on duty:

  • Closed on Mondays. 
  • 9am - 3pm Tuesday - Saturday. 
  • 12pm - 4pm Sunday.

Please note: we close for any inclement weather.

If interested in group tours please send us a message, email or call the Fernland Park office at 936-597-7764.

For Private Event Reservations, please call 936-597-3725

To obtain a Photo Permit, please call 936-597-3211 or email the application under Supporting Documents to dtitus@ci.montgomery.tx.us

To make a donation or volunteer please contact Fernland.org.

Founding Date:

2010

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The Arnold Simonton House was built in 1845 by Dr. E. J. Arnold.
The Arnold Simonton House became a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark in 1964 as the Frontier Colonial Home.
Panoramic View of Fernland Historical Park.
Jardine Cabin was built by James Jordan approximately 1830 in Walker County.
View of Hulon House
Nickolas Crane built "Crane Family Cabin" in Angelina County in 1867.
View of Blacksmith Shop
Volunteers constructed this stone bell tower to display the original bell donated by the congregation of China Chapel.
Log cutout at Fernland Historical Park.
Photography Permit required for commercial photos taken at Fernland Historical Park.
Cotton Bale Burton Farmers Gin
Fernland Historic Documents Room
Fernland Magnolia Room