Discover North Texas' rich agricultural history at the Heritage Farmstead Museum. Established in 1891, this historic site includes the original Victorian home, barns, and outbuildings, offering visitors a glimpse into life on the Blackland Prairie from 1891-1939. Through interactive tours, programs, exhibits, and events, the museum provides an immersive experience that transports you back in time.

Explore the extensive collection of over 10,000 objects and archival materials, showcasing the everyday life of the region's residents during that era. From home furnishings and domestic accessories to tools, textiles, costumes, and artifacts, the collection offers a comprehensive view of Blackland Prairie life. The museum also features a variety of programs and events catering to different audiences.

From school field trips and outreach programs to child and parent programs, summer camps, and scout programs, there's something for everyone to learn and enjoy. Additionally, the Heritage Farmstead Museum is a non-profit organization, and your support through memberships, donations, and volunteering helps preserve this important piece of history. Plan your visit today and immerse yourself in the fascinating agricultural heritage of North Texas