This is a fabulous hidden gem! It is so well maintained and the lady running it was so informative. Bonus there's a Lefty Frizzell museum here as my father in law used to play guitar with him back in the day! Lots of buildings to look in and explore and we spent an easy hour here. My 11 year old son was entertained the whole time and learned a lot. Definitely a fun stop if passing through or head over to the fruitcake factory and planetarium at Navarro College and make a whole day of it! read more

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Totally worth checking out if you're in the area! My kids and I loved it! So much well preserved history and we loved that you can actually touch some stuff unlike most other places. The only downside was the bathroom. They do have a bathroom, but it's more like a big outhouse and the toilet wasn't very clean, so my 3yr old had to just hold it which was hard. Otherwise, this place was great! I'd just recommend using the bathroom before arriving. read more

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This is a fun little village that collects authentic buildings, and items from the past. You walk through a small village going from small houses to mini museums and dollhouses. There's one dedicated to a musician and one with some gas pumps, a windmill, and a wagon outside. Any little kid would like the ability to walk around and see a whole village. We got there right at opening and that was the place to ourselves. The worker was nice too and told me a bit about the dollhouse and prisoner cages. Be aware though, they only take cash, no cards. Parking was on the street. read more

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Cool place with lots of history. Only down side is one of the little buildings was closed for restoration/remodeling. read more

Authentic buildings (8-10) circa 1838-1890's. Well curated. Starts with a personal introduction. Easy walking tour. I would say ada compliant (?). Each building had something different to offer. Enjoy yourself for 60-90 minutes. read more

Pioneer Village - One of the authentic buildings @1030's ish - Corsicana, Texas