Jefferson, Texas
Jefferson, often called the “Bed-and-Breakfast Capital of Texas,” played a significant role during the Confederate era as a thriving port town on Big Cypress Bayou. The town’s economy supported the Southern cause with goods and supplies transported via steamboats. Today, Jefferson preserves its rich history with landmarks like the Jefferson Historical Museum and annual events such as the Pilgrimage Festival. Visitors can enjoy the town’s historic charm and vibrant culture.