Katy Heritage Park

Katy Heritage Park The park is a public/ private partnership between the Katy Heritage Society and the City of Katy. In 2005, Tradition Bank donated the bandstand to the society.

The society spent 18 months restoring the buildings after they were moved to their current location. The bandstand and one of the historic homes are available for private party rental, the historic buildings are open the first weekend of each month for free public tours.

10/21/2025
We are proud to announce that Katy Heritage Park won 3rd place in the Best of Katy for Outdoor Recreation Facility! Than...
06/17/2025

We are proud to announce that Katy Heritage Park won 3rd place in the Best of Katy for Outdoor Recreation Facility! Thanks for your support of our historic Park.

05/27/2025

Don't miss out on your chance to help shape the future of Thomas Park! Fill out a brief survey and give us your thoughts and suggestions for one of Katy's landmark park renovations. The survey will be CLOSED at the end of the day May 31st!

***Your feedback will create our roadmap for the Thomas Park renovation planning!***

Click the link: https://forms.office.com/r/5wWJK2zkiG (or scan the QR code) to access the Thomas Park Community Survey. Let your voice be heard—and don’t forget to share it with your neighbors, friends, and family!

12/04/2024
Thank you, Earth’s First for replacing our stolen plants yet again for our beautiful park.Please keep an eye out for any...
10/29/2024

Thank you, Earth’s First for replacing our stolen plants yet again for our beautiful park.

Please keep an eye out for anyone vandalizing our historic structures or taking plants.

We appreciate the community’s help in this matter. We want the park always looking amazing for residents and guests.

There is a reward for any details leading to the identification of the thief.

The Katy Heritage Park board in attendance at the City of Katy Trail open house at the Civic Center. Chairperson: Marily...
09/10/2024

The Katy Heritage Park board in attendance at the City of Katy Trail open house at the Civic Center.

Chairperson: Marilyn Frishman and members

Reminder- Today and tomorrow from 12-4!
09/07/2024

Reminder- Today and tomorrow from 12-4!

09/06/2024

Reminder - come enjoy the beautiful weather this weekend and have a picnic at Katy Heritage Park and a free tour of the historic homes and our Wright Museum.

No reservations necessary for groups under 6 people!

Our Little Free Library is stocked, as always, and ready to put free books into your hands! Huge variety of books for al...
08/15/2024

Our Little Free Library is stocked, as always, and ready to put free books into your hands!

Huge variety of books for all ages. Drop off a book or grab one to give or take home for yourself.

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5990 George Bush Drive
Katy, Texas 77493

Katy Heritage Society

With immense pride and joy we want to commemorate a truly momentous occasion—the 21st anniversary of the formation of ou...
07/31/2024

With immense pride and joy we want to commemorate a truly momentous occasion—the 21st anniversary of the formation of our beloved park, a village of historic structures. As we look back on two decades of preserving history, fostering community spirit, and nurturing a deep sense of belonging, we are reminded of the power of collective effort and dedication to preserving our heritage for generations to come.

Twenty one years ago, a visionary group of individuals embarked on a journey to protect the essence of our past, to create a sanctuary where history could be woven together, and where the spirit of our founders could find a timeless abode. Today, we stand upon the fruits of their labor, surrounded by the beauty of our park, a living testament to their passion and unwavering commitment.

Within these historic houses we find stories of resilience, love, and sacrifice. Each dwelling stands as a witness to the triumphs and tribulations of those who came before us. The walls have absorbed the echoes of laughter and tears, the hopes and dreams, and the laughter of children playing in the streets—the very essence of life itself.

Over the years, this park has evolved into not just a cluster of houses but a vibrant, living community. It has become the beating heart of Katy, where friendships are forged, and bonds are strengthened. Countless gatherings, events, and celebrations have taken place within these historic walls, fostering a sense of unity that has become the bedrock of our identity.

As we celebrate this remarkable milestone, let us also take a moment to recognize the dedication of all those who have contributed to the preservation and enhancement of this cherished place. From the volunteers who tirelessly organized events to the historians who meticulously researched and documented our heritage, every single effort has woven a thread into the beautiful tapestry that is our park today.

Moreover, we must express our heartfelt gratitude to the residents, past and present, who have embraced the responsibility of being stewards of this living museum. Your commitment to maintaining the integrity of these historic houses has kept the legacy of our village alive, allowing us to walk hand in hand with history and keep our roots firmly grounded.

As we look towards the future, let this 21st anniversary serve as a reminder of the work that lies ahead. Our park must continue to be a beacon of inspiration, a place where generations yet to come can connect with their past and draw strength from the stories of those who came before them.

Together, let us recommit ourselves to preserving this treasure, not just for another 21 years, but for countless generations beyond. Let us embrace the responsibility of being caretakers of our heritage and ensure that the spirit of our village of historic houses remains evergreen in the hearts of our descendants.

Thank you all for being a part of this incredible journey. Happy 21st anniversary to our beloved park, a village of historic houses! May its legacy shine brighter with each passing year.

Katy Heritage Society
Katy Business Association
Katy Area Chamber of Commerce
City of Katy-Parks and Recreation

07/13/2024

This Modern Woodmen Lodge Hall, a large two story building was built in 1909 at the southeast corner of Second Street and Avenue C. The Modern Woodmen of America is a large fraternal organization, insurance company dedicated to community involvement. The lower floor was used for storage and the upper floor was a meeting place for many social events and lodge meetings. This building was torn down in 1945 and materials were repurposed in other buildings being built around Katy.

They would have parades through town and devoted particular attention to the treatment of tuberculosis. The local group, Welcome Camp # 11932 was active from 1905-1973.

The site of this hall is approximately where the Katy Crossing Icehouse is today.

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5990 George Bush Drive
Katy, TX
77493

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