A Day in Flatonia - Czech Us Out!

St. Mary's Catholic Church - Praha - This parish was established in 1865. The current church building was completed in 1895. This church is one of the churches that has been painted in the Gothic style with many religious murals on the walls and ceilings. Also the site of the annual Prazska Pout held every August 15th as an annual homecoming. Located 2 miles east off of Hwy 90.

Historic Praha Cemetery - The site of the well-known and attended annual Veterans Day services the Sunday before Veteran's Day. Reenactment of the Pearl Harbor attack with a ceremonious fly-over dropping flowers out of the plane's window to the ground below.

American Doughboy Memorial - Magnificent sculpture by local artist, located in front of the Jerome Michal American Legion Post # 94 on HWY 90 in Flatonia.

Historic Methodist Church - Present church was built in 1879. Actual beginnings of this church can be traced back to 1855. Historical Marker is located on the front of the building at E. North Main.

Historical Marker - Located in the parking lot in center of town telling a short history of Flatonia.

Flatonia Rail Park - Tower 3, located in downtown Flatonia, is open to the public during city celebrations and by appointment. Flatonia is the home of the old SA&AP freight depot and the GH&SA passenger depot. The Dalsa from the north meets the Sunset route at the MP 120.0 interlocking. It is a good, Safe environment for railfanning, photography and a good place to meet other railfans. For appointment call 361-865-3575, or 361-865-3920. Check www.sidetracktommy.com for days that it is open for celebrations.

Railpark Photo Pavilion - Flatonia, Texas - The photo pavilion is a safe place to watch, and take photographs of many trains that come through Flatonia. The pavilion is located on city property, and very close to the Sunset route & The Dalsa. It is open to railfans 24/7. The pavilion is covered, and is 3’-6”above natural grade. Also, there is a ramp that may be used by all, for safe and easy access.

Old City Jail - The old structure is located on South Main. Ideal for taking pictures.

EA Arnim Archives & Museum - Located North Main and Hwy 95.. Contains many antiques, artifacts and documents which represent the history of Flatonia and the surrounding towns and communities. Out back is a livery stable that is shown by appointment. Open 3rd Sat. in April to the 1st Sat. in Dec. from 1p.m. to 4 p.m.

Arnim & Lane Mercantile - Established in 1886 by Edward Arnim and Jonathan Lane, it is still run by Edward's son Doug. It has a variety of antiques and modern merchandise. Temporarily Closed.

Gazebo - A beautiful spot downtown located between the Flatonia Post Office and City Hall. Makes a good spot for a picnic or a photo.

Self Guided Walking Tour- Downtown buildings marked with historical or interesting facts.

Sts. Cyril & Methodius Church - Cistern - Built in 1890, records indicate that there were church services going on as early as 1878. The original interior was restored in 1993 is the original gothic decorative style with high ceilings and pointed arches and religious paintings on the ceilings. Located on Hwy 95 about 10 miles north of town.

Golf Course - 9 hole public golf course on US Highway 90 E.

City Park & Swimming Pool - See City Web Site for more information.

Friendly Tavern - Family-oriented old-fashioned domino parlor on Penn Ave.

Antique Shops - Shop our 11 antique shops in quaint historical buildings. They offer a variety of styles and periods as well as gift items.

Bed & Breakfast Inns - Several unique and serene places.  Spend quiet time in a country setting or stay in a historically restored 7 room hotel.

Painted Churches Tour - Praha, High Hill, Freyburg and Ammansville.

Texas Escapes - Romancing the legend that is Texas. A common sense and uncommon nonsense travel guide to small town Texas.

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