Chris was such a great server here at landmarks. Great personality, super friendly & attentive…read more10/10 service.

Love the food, you guys need to try the Chicken Caesar Wrap!!! Service was 10/10 and the Blackberry…read moreJalapeño Margarita was amazing.

Fun day at Festival and Bluebonnet Trail. $5.00 entrance to grounds with vendors, rides, food and…read moremore. Maps to follow to see all the bonnets. We only found the one large area at the lake and another patch behind Buckeyes.

I went in search of bluebonnets. The staff at the Welcome Center were friendly and helpful.read more

This auction house is in Ennis Texas. If you live in Dallas/Ft. Worth please know that they will…read moreonly voice call you if you win an item, there will be no email or text. You will then have hours to come pick up the item. If you miss that small window you can either drive to Ennis on a weekday- and it will be hard if you have a job. I think they are open like 4 hours each day during peak office hours, or you can wait for the next auction. They seem honest and kind, but not overly anxious to do business with locals. I guess this auction house has a shipping business model. Complicating this problem is the fact that if you use HiBid, you will only see a Status box, not a win box. You will have no idea that you won the item unless you get that voice mail call. I don't know about you, but how many voice mails do you get that aren't spam?

One of the best auction houses I have ever dealt with. Professional and trustworthy. Great values.read more

Some interesting history in addition to being part of that old movie set. It is actually an antique…read morestore now and the lady that runs the place is really nice. She has some very nice stuff as well, so I recommend checking it out if you are going to see the place anyway. :)

Good little history lesson/adventure. Store was not openwhen we were there, but not sure kids would…read moreenjoy. They enjoyed learning the history of Lavon and Bonnie & Clyde.

This marker is along US-287 heading south. It is part where the road is divided so you'll be making…read moretwo u-turns if you're heading north. There is room to pull to the side of the road to see the marker. It reads, "Georgia native Thomas C. Neel married Willia E. Latimer in 1848. The couple moved their family to Texas in 1854 and to Ellis County in 1855. They established a cotton and wheat plantation near what would become Ennis. Neel called his wife "Will" and the plantation became known as Will's Town, which later was shortened to "Wilton." A post office opened on the plantation in 1857; it served under both the United States and Confederate governments. In 1861 Neel was appointed a delegate to the Secession Convention. Later that year, he was elected to represent the 42nd District in the House of Representatives in the 9th Legislature. Shortly after that term ended, he was elected State Senator from the 19th District, but he became ill and died before he was able to serve in the 10th Legislature." It is in excellent condition. It is marker number 11863 and it was erected in 2000 by the Texas Historical Commission. [Review 794 of 2024 - 550 in Texas - 21825 overall]

This landmark showcases beautiful mustangs In galloping scene. You can visit the museum in the…read morebuilding on the right (when you are facing the sculpture). The museum was small. It has pictures of how the sculptures were made. You can buy some souvenirs such as postcards, T-shirts, book about the history of the mustangs, pins, etc. I was fortunate that they had 20 percent off. The lady at the museum was very sweet and helpful. The museum definitely needs upgrades in technology. She wrote down the original total of my merchandise, calculated the discount on a calculator, wrote down the discount, entered each item on the computer. It was really time consuming. They also didn't accept Apple Pay.

The Mustangs are located in a small business court, In a ground level water feature. It's very…read morepretty, and a unique stop in Las Colinas. A larger pond is on the other side of the museum. We didn't go through the museum. Not sure why- probably was not open. (Right now it is closed for renovations) * This sculpture of nine bronze mustangs galloping across a granite prairie stream, is the largest equestrian sculpture in the world. The Mustangs are located in a hip active area that offers music museums cafes restaurants and and sightseeing. Definitely worth 5 minutes of your time, but you might find yourself spending the day.

Had a great tour here with friends from England. Lots of details provided by our tour guide. Unique…read morething to do in Waxahachie.

We had a group of around 10 and had a great time. The host/tour guide was funny and pleasant. The…read morehouse is truly amazing and accurate to the tv show. I would definitely recommend!

Cute garden that's well kept and taken care of! Nice for a short walk around or picnic day!read more

If I had to describe the Rose Garden of Farmers Branch in one word, I'd use "lovely". I came here…read morefor the first time on Saturday and I must admit, I thought that this was going to be a much larger rose garden, however it is still very nice and well done, especially for the free free as part of a community park. Whoever thought of making this garden in the Parks and Recreation department deserves a round of applause. C'mon on out Leslie Knope! The garden is very charming and will make you feel like you just fell down the rabbit hole in Alice in Wonderland. It provides the perfect locale for a small photo shoot, picnic, or small garden party. I came here in early April which unfortunately is either too early or too late in the season as many of the rose bushes weren't in bloom. I definitely want to keep tabs to see when the best time would be to come to see it in full bloom. Aside from the Rose Garden, this park also has a nice pond/canal, a large playground, and a short trail that offers lots of secluded picnic tables along the way. I'm certainly no expert about parks, but there are certain parks that you go to for different things. Some parks are great for cookouts, some are great for exercise or walking, and some are excellent for festivals or large events like concerts. This park is superb for picnics. There are so many quaint areas here that are ideal for getting out the picnic blanket and basket. Or if you just want to spend your lunch break eating outside with a good book, there are plenty of picnic tables to choose from that provide the serenity that you're seeking.

Armstrong Park & Kidsville is a landmark of the Duncanville area. Located at the intersection of…read moreMain Street and Wheatland Road, it is within walking distance for many residential areas. It sits adjacent to the Duncanville Police Department, the Duncanville Community Center, and the Duncanville Public Libarary. It's very public space makes it a safe and friendly area to visit for individuals, kids, and families. One of the most notable aspects of Armstrong Park is Kidsville, a playground built to look like a miniature village, complete with some short (two story) towers, a bridge or two, and plenty of platforms and other structures, all made of wood, with paved streets winding in between many of the structures. It also offers more traditional playground features such as slides, swings, and monkey bars. It's a wonderful place for kids to play, and indeed, parents may want to join their kids in a game of tag or hide and seek. In addition to Kidsville there are large sections of open grass that are good for playing Frisbee, or soccer, or having a picnic, though the covered picnic area with tables might be more suitable for that. There is also a gazebo, over 3/4 miles of walking track, two tennis courts, and plenty of benches. I have visited Kidsville dozens of times as a child, and as an adult. It's a great "hang out" spot in the evening for teenagers and young adults when there's nothing to do and they want to get out of the house. It's a good place for anyone to take walks. There used to be a swimming pool, but it was shut down and demolished a few years ago. Many events are hosted at Armstrong Park, including the annual Independence Day fireworks celebrations. A lot of it may be sentimental, but I really love Armstrong Park & Kidsville. If you live in the Duncanville, Cedar Hill, South Dallas area, you might consider visiting. Your kids are bound to have a good time.

Excellent park in tge middle of Duncanville! The old wooden structures in Kidsville have been…read moreupdated with wood-like plastic but it's still as massive as ever. Great walking path too. Worth the visit if you're in the area.

Came here with my boyfriend, since the weather's been so nice. We had to wait for a few minutes to…read moreenter the park, since they let the same amount of people go in as those exiting. It's so nice to be surrounded by nature and to see such great views. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes and maybe bring a hiking stick if you have an issue with balance, since there are lots of uneven paths and steps. Overall, it was a really nice park and we walked the entire area. Will definitely visit again!

Definitely it's a must try for outdoor enthusiasts. From outside it does not seem that there are…read morehiking trails but actually this park has 16 different hiking trails. I have been here multiple times but never experienced anything dangerous but just excited to see the sign. Good place to spend some time