Points of Interest
Landmarks

The Bridges of Milam County

Cameron and Milam County are home to 18 historic bridges, each with its own unique story. Spanning the area’s scenic rivers and creeks, these architectural gems showcase the craftsmanship and engineering of past eras. From intricate truss designs to quaint wooden structures, the bridges offer a tangible link to the region's history and stunning views of the countryside. Experience the charm of these enduring landmarks, and discover their locations through the Texas Department of Transportation's Historic Bridge Map.

Historic Cemeteries

Much of Cameron's heritage and history can be found in the numerous cemeteries located in or near the City.  For a complete list of cemeteries located in Cameron and Milam County, visit the Milam County Historical Commission.  

Milam County Railroad Museum & Old Downtown Cameron

Step back in time at the Milam County Railroad Museum, where over 40 years of dedication and craftsmanship by Cameron native John Johnson bring 1940s Cameron back to life. The museum is home to a remarkable HO scale replica showcases downtown Cameron as it once was, complete with schools, neighborhoods, water towers, bridges, and railroads. Watch as trains run on schedule through this lovingly crafted display, offering a nostalgic journey for visitors of all ages to enjoy. 

Milam County Historical Museum

The Milam County Historical Museum, located on Cameron's downtown square, offers a rich glimpse into the area’s past through its multiple locations. The main museum at 112 W. 1st Street showcases pioneer artifacts, including a baseball and bat signed by Joe Moore, a Milam County native and a key player for the 1933 World Series Champion New York Giants. Nearby, the Old Jail Museum at 201 E. Main Street highlights the restored 1895 county jail, complete with cells, shackles, and a gallows tower.

Morgan Military Aviation Museum

The Morgan Military Aviation Museum showcases the training of WWII pilots and airmen, along with the critical support roles that contributed to their missions overseas. From pilots and navigators to mechanics, radio technicians, cooks, and administrative staff, it took a dedicated team to go to war. The museum also honors the contributions of regular soldiers and home front heroes who played an essential role in winning the war. Visitors will gain a deeper appreciation for the sacrifices and efforts of the Greatest Generation.

The Triangle Demonstration Garden

The Little River Basin Master Gardener Association Triangle Demonstration Garden showcases beautiful, water-efficient landscaping with plants that thrive in Milam County’s climate. Featuring sections like Wildscape, Herbs, Roses, EarthKind, and a Gazebo, the garden offers inspiration for your own space. Stroll the pathways, enjoy seasonal pollinators, or relax in the shade. Open daily for self-guided visits; for a formal tour, contact the AgriLife Extension office at 254-697-7045 or LRBMGA@gmail.com.

Murals

Large murals adorn the exterior walls of many establishments located in downtown Cameron as well as a few advertising artifacts.