Rosenberg Library

Rosenberg Library is the only public library on Galveston Island, and is the oldest continuously run library in the state of Texas. A blend of old and new, the building houses four floors of services for all ages including a collection of print books and audiobooks, newspapers and magazines, and historic archives.

Buried Treasure at the Rosenberg Library: Jack Johnson Cigarette Cards

Jun 4, 2024 | Sport/Outdoors, History, Upper TX

In honor of Juneteenth, Galveston, Texas’ Rosenberg Library Museum’s latest Treasure of the Month features a pair of cigarette cards featuring portraits of Jack Johnson, the first Black world heavyweight boxing champion and island native son.

The Dickens Are Coming! Galveston Prepares for a Seasonal British Invasion

Nov 27, 2023 | Travel/Tourism, History, Education, Upper TX

Five descendents of beloved author Charles Dickens will celebrate the 50th Dickens on the Strand weekend with Galveston revelers at Rosenberg Library

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