The Azle Historical Museum, established in 1976 by Byra Stribling, B.J. Clark, Paul Worthen, and Beatrice Carter, is dedicated to preserving the historical moments and mementos of Azle, Texas. Housed in a building that was once the home of the Nation family and later the Azle Library, the museum showcases two stories of artifacts, documents, and photos representing generations of Azle families and business merchants.
Operating as a self-supporting institution, the Azle Museum and Historical Society relies on membership dues and annual fundraisers to cover operational expenses and repairs. Visitors are invited to become members to contribute to the preservation of Azle's rich past for future generations.
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