Heritage Center – Phase II Artist Rendering
Heritage Center – Phase II Map
a 501c3 non-profit that supports the efforts of the Former Texas Rangers Association
a 501c3 non-profit that supports the efforts and mission of the Former Texas Rangers Association, serving current and former Texas Rangers.
Twelve acres of land on the outskirts of historic Fredericksburg, Texas dedicated to the preservation of the Texas Rangers heritage.
Recognized by the Texas House Resolution 1065 as being the Oldest Ranger Organization
FTRA was established in 1897 and became a 501c7 non-profit in 1949, serving former Texas Rangers and their descendants.
We will offer parking for the Solar Eclipse 2024 at our facility for CARS ONLY. This is a prime spot with concrete parking spaces and an unobstructed view of the skies. We are located on Hwy 290 as you enter the City of Fredericksburg, adjacent to Historic Fort Martin Scott. Restrooms are available and it is a perfect spot for you to enjoy the History of the Texas Rangers. There will be souvenirs and food for sale.
$100.00 per parking space. Our gates will open at 10:00am and lock at 5:00pm. No overnight parking. Only 200 spaces available. We will have solar eyeglasses, ISO certified, two per car.
Click on the button below to make your reservation and pay by credit card. Your receipt will be your entrance ticket the day of the eclipse.
All Sales Are Final
New for 2023, we’re proud to honor the world’s most storied Law Enforcement Agency with the Henry Texas Rangers Tribute Edition. Built to celebrate 200 years of service to the Lone Star State, a portion of the proceeds from each rifle will benefit the Former Texas Rangers Foundation.
On twelve acres of land on the outskirts of historic Fredericksburg, Texas, the role the Texas Rangers have played in Texas legend and lore is being preserved and is once again becoming a living part of the present.
The twenty-six thousand square-foot Heritage Center, dedicated to making better citizens of the Youth of our state and nation, will soon be welcoming all ages to share and learn of the value-based Traits that made defined Texas and the Texas Rangers.
The Texas Rangers Heritage Center is open Tuesday – Saturday 9am -5pm and Closed on Sunday and Monday.
Join Red Steagall on a Journey through the History of The Texas Rangers.
Greetings everyone, I pray that your 2023 has gotten off to a great start. This year is the 200th anniversary year of Stephen F. Austin calling for the first 10 Texas Rangers in 1823. The Former Texas Rangers Foundation will have many celebratory and remembrance events, so keep checking the website. We also want to thank you for supporting and donating to the completion of Phase II of the Texas Rangers Heritage Center in Fredericksburg.
LT. COL. Allen B. West and Joe B. Davis, Texas Ranger Retired discuss the history of the Texas Rangers.
The Rangers Tower, standing apart as a beacon for learning, a salute to good citizenship, and the Ranger Ring of Honor…
Our lush courtyard is where we hold our chuck wagon dinner events and features an amazing bronze of an 1850’s Ranger…
A memorial dedicated to honor those Texas Rangers who made the ultimate sacrifice providing safety and protection to…
The 12-acre campus includes the 150- seat LoneStar Amphitheater that will be used for our LoneStar Campfire Stories.
Open-Air Pavilion This open-air Pavilion includes a full catering kitchen and restrooms.