Pioneer Village Historical Museum is a re-creation of pioneer days in Corsicana and Navarro County with replicas of old buildings and information about Navarro County. It is also home to the Lefty Frizzell Statue and Museum.

Navarro College is home to the Cook Education Center, which houses the largest planetarium in Texas, with a 60-foot-diameter (18 m) dome and seating for more than two hundred, and the Pearce Collections Museum, home to many American Civil War artifacts as well as a...

The Pearce Museum at Navarro College consists of a number of focused collections – namely documents, artifacts, and photographs related directly to the American Civil War and works of art depicting the historic and modern American West.  There are a number of...

The purposes of the Ellis County Museum are (1) to collect, preserve, and interpret artifacts and information on the scientific, technological, artistic, social, political, educational, natural, economic, and cultural history of Ellis County; (2) to make Museum...

The Ellis County Art Association was established in 1958. ECAA opened the Fine Arts Museum in 1979. The Building was formerly the First Presbyterian Church on West Main Street in Waxahachie, Texas. The church was organized on November 19,1871 and the present...

Hundreds of old photos; 1926 Baldwin Locomotive you can board; Old caboose to walk through; Antique Seagraves Fire Engine from the 20's; Original furnishings from 1906 in many parts of the Museum; Philpott Log Cabin built around 1850.

Here you will be able to visit a replica stockade blockhouse fort where one of the states’ most famous Indian attacks took place in 1836.

The East Texas Arboretum sits on more than 100 acres of native Texas land and includes formal gardens, historic buildings and a wooded nature area with more than 2 miles of naturalistic hiking trails.

Housed in the 1896 Faulk-Gauntt building, the museum features a recreated early 1900's dry goods store and law office.

The historical artifacts within the museum galleries and collections serve as tangible evidence of historical events while the accompanying text provides context to Texas history. Considerable thought and research goes into the galleries before they are displayed,...