Served as the county seat of Brazoria County until 1897, when the seat moved to Angleton source
Community character
Brazoria is a small city on the Brazos River in the Texas Gulf Coast plain, laid out in 1828 as one of the early settlements of Stephen F. Austin's colony. source
Masonic Oak
Live oak on Pleasant Street where six men founded the first Masonic lodge in Texas in 1835 source
Henry Smith statue
Statue honoring Henry Smith, an early governor of provisional Texas, at the Brazoria Civic Center source
Wilson Park
Seven-acre city park near the water tower, donated to Brazoria in 1963 source
Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge
Coastal refuge in Brazoria County popular for birdwatching source
Old Brazoria
The northeastern edge of the community along the Brazos River source
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