Our mission is to preserve, protect, restore and rebuild historic properties in and adjacent to Brazoria for the benefit of current and future residents and tourists to learn of and enjoy our history.

Our vision is to promote the growth and tourism value of Brazoria Texas history. We aim to honor the past of Brazoria while promoting business growth based on the historical value of past events which took place in Brazoria.

Our goal is that on the 200th Anniversary of Texas, March 2, 2036, Brazoria will be a tourist attraction for all people interested in Texas. On the 200th Anniversary Brazoria should be a thriving tourist mecca, featuring the historical past. Walking Paths, parks and gardens, historic homes, recreation of historic buildings which can be used as shops, Jane Long's Inn, restaurants and, of course, the crown of Brazoria, the Brazoria Landing and Paddle Wheel Boat.The town could have a year long celebration of Texas with historic shopkeepers (in the historic district) dressed in period clothing, demonstrations and sale items featuring the history of Texas WITH PROSPERITY FOR ALL.

Our plans for the order of accomplishing that goal include these:

• Save the old Brazoria Elementary School for community use.
• Collect chronological history of the school.
• Compile names and addresses of Brazoria Elementary Alumni.
• Work closely with Brazoria Historical Museum.
• Study and recommend to Texas Dept. of Transportation concerning Brazoria Loop of Highway 36.
• Maintain and preserve statue of Henry Smith.
• Develop chronological history of old Brazoria with pictures and a movie.
• Develop plans and rebuild Old Town Brazoria along the Brazos River (replicas of Jane Long's Tavern, old Courthouse and store).
• Develop an Old Town Tourist attraction with antique and craft shops, restaurants and steamboat travel on Brazos River.
• Arrange tours and/or purchase old historic homes in Brazoria.
• Develop our nature and birding areas (i.e. work with San Bernard Wildlife Refuge, Peach Point Refuge and Nannie Stringfellow Refuge.
• Work with West Columbia Historical Society to rebuild Bell's Landing and with Freeport Historical Society to rebuild Fort Velasco.
• Build a historic park in Old Town Brazoria.
• Working to save the Brazos River Bridge (Bridge To Nowhere) as a walking and biking trail.