Upcoming Events
National Library Lovers Month
(All Ages) Color Like You Mean It. Color a heart and see it displayed in our heart gallery for everyone to enjoy.
Why I Love My Library
Patrons, we would love to hear why you love the library so stop by between February 9-13 and fill out a compliment heart. All participants will be entered into a drawing for a prize on Feb. 17. Ages 18 and up.
'I Love My Library' Painting
Come by the library anytime this week to pick up the supplies to make a 'I Love My Library' painting kit in honor of Library Lovers Month! All materials and instructions included. While supplies last.
'I Love My Library' Painting
Come by the library anytime this week to pick up the supplies to make a 'I Love My Library' painting kit in honor of Library Lovers Month! All materials and instructions included. While supplies last.
STEAM Night: Paper Airplane Science
There is so much more to paper airplanes than meets the wings. Join us to learn the science behind them as well as learn how to build a paper airplane launcher using household materials.
Vine & Verse Book Club
The group will discuss "With a Vengeance" by: Riley Sager
Wellness Center:
Baby & Me
WEEKLY: Join in singing, reading, and playing to help babies develop language skills, recognize song repetition, and enhance muscle development. Ages 0-18M
Baby & Me
WEEKLY: TUESDAYS @ 10:30AM | Ages: 0-2
Join in singing, reading, and playing to help babies
The Age
The Age is a monthly publication reporting current events of the Chambers County Historical Commission, the Wallisville Heritage Park, and County Historical and Genealogical Societies. The paper was established in Houston in 1871 by D. L. McGary and moved to Wallisville in 1897. It was discontinued in 1908 and then reestablished by the Wallisville Heritage Park in 1979.
Digital Collections
These digital collections offer a large selection of images and documents from Chambers County's history.
Newspaper Archives
View back issues of the Anahuac Progress and the Hometown Press dating back to the early 1900s.