The VFW Post 2427 in Tomball opened Oct. 20, 1940, serving 16 veterans of foreign wars in the area. The post now has 408 members.
"Back then, there were only World War I veterans," said Aaron Isaac, quartermaster for the post who handles the finances there.
The post was first located in a small building off Alice Road. A new post was built next to the original structure to include a hall that can fit up to 600 people. A "bunker" with pool tables, a bar and shuffleboard, and a back room that can seat 50 to 60 people, was later added.
During its 73 years in Tomball, the post has served as a gathering spot for many veterans and continues to this day to be a meeting place for them.












