Who we are

The Museum Foundation of Hebbronville is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization that provides education, historical resources, and opportunities for its members, their children, families, and descendants with historic and well-documented facts about their town, their county, and their people. The foundation also selects historical sites in the county worth of restoring, repairing, or rebuilding, by applying for grants and funds for such endeavors. These sites may include historical places, cemeteries, plazas, and other places or buildings.

The Museum Foundation of Hebbronville

The Museum Foundation of Hebbronville is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that strives to identify, protect, and preserve the historical sites, cultural resources, and unique heritage of Jim Hogg County for the use of education and economic benefit of present and future generations.

President – Charlotte B. Hellen

Vice President – Idalia Davila

Secretary – Annette Sorrells

Treasurer – Patricia Gonzalez

The Jim Hogg County Historical Commission has earned the Distinguished Service Award (DSA) for our outstanding work in 2024. This marks the 14th year in a row that our historical commission has been honored with this special recognition for our efforts in preserving our local history.

The Jim Hogg County Historical Commission

The Jim Hogg County Historical Commission is an officially designated office within Jim Hogg County whose purpose is to preserve the places that tell the real stories of Texas and its architectural, archeological, and cultural landmarks.

Chair – Idalia G. Davila

Vice-Chair – Humberto D. Martinez

Secretary – Jennifer A. Kilgore

Treasurer – Patricia Gonzalez

Our Purpose

To preserve our community’s history, development, knowledge, and appreciation of Hebbronville and Jim Hogg County’s past, and to develop an awareness and appreciation for its existence.

Your local legacy. Our shared story.

Vice President, Idalia Davila, President, Charlotte Helen, and Treasurer, Patricia Gonzalez

President, Charlotte Hellen & Vice President, Idalia Davila