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Video Archive

The Oral History Video Archive Collection is one of the museum's and Gregg Counties most prized historical possessions.

Begun in the late 1980's under the auspices of Mr. Henry Gossett, the collection was forged out of audio/video recorded interviews of local citizens of Longview, and the surrounding areas, telling their stories and sharing their special memories of their lifelong hometown. A diverse group of individuals were selected to be interviewed on a seemingly endless list of topics and talking points. As interviews continued under the direction of Dr. Wayman Norman, the collection grew to nearly 300 separate video interviews and came to include footage of Gregg County Historical Marker dedications as well as footage of Gregg County Historical Society lectures. Much of the more recent activity of the Oral History project has been funded in part by various donors including the Longview Cable Company. The Oral History Collection is a wonderful source for researching first hand accounts of Longview and Gregg County's local history. The Collection continues to grow as we invite any lifelong citizen of our fine county to have their story and personal interview recorded - and saved for future generations.

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The Museum

Before the opening of the museum on June 2, 1984, extensive restoration and rehabilitation began on the historic Everett Building to transform it into Gregg County Historical Museum.

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Caddo Indians

Buddy Calvin Jones was born in Longview, TX on October 31, 1938.  Calvin's father, Bud Jones was one-eighth Creek, his mother, Wavie Jones, was one-quarter Cherokee.

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Military Collection

Arthur Northcutt Brown (September 11, 1941 - December 7, 1984) was an avid collector through-out his life. He compiled an extensive military collection, as well as other diverse...

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Contact Us

Gregg County Historical Museum
214 North Fredonia
PO Box 3342
Longview, Texas 75606
Phone: 903-753-5840
Fax: 903-753-5854
Neina Kennedy
DIRECTOR

City of Longview
Longview Railroad Junction
Gregg County
Longview News Journal
Preservation Longview

Longview Museum of Fine Arts
Greenwood Cemetery Society
Historic Gregg County
Kilgore Historical Foundation
Gladewater Museum

East Texas Oil Museum
Marshall T&P Depot
Longview World of Wonders
Longview ISD
Pine Tree ISD

Spring Hill ISD
Hallsville ISD
Trinity School of Texas
Saint Mary's School

Our Location

Longview is located in beautiful East Texas on U.S.Interstate 20 and US Highway 259.

Commercial air service at Gregg County Airport is provided by American Eagle Airlines.

Rail Service is provided by Amtrak.
The Gregg County Historical Museum is located in downtown Longview at 214 North Fredonia Street

Contact Number: (903) 753-5840

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The museum is open to the public:

Tuesday-Friday 10am-4pm

Saturday 12pm- 4pm

*Closed on Holidays
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