This museum is the home of Brownsville founder Charles Stillman. It was built in 1850 and is both a recorded Texas Historical Landmark and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is the only historic house museum in the Rio Grande Valley still standing on its original location.  The furnishings in the home are typical of the late 1800s and several treasures reside in the Stillman House Museum.

The Children's Heritage and Cultural Learning Center

 The center is located in the newly refurbished Stillman House Carriage Apartment. The refurbishment was funded in part through the Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation. The space provides small children's library, small rotating exhibitions, and hands-on artifacts to stimulate learning, a dress-up station, and small children's exhibition space. The Children's Center is also the location for many of the workshops provided to the community. It also provides an ideal location for our youth summer camps.