
Heritage Farmstead Museum
4.6 (624)museum
A preserved 19th-century prairie farm with authentic outbuildings, regional artifacts, and resident heritage livestock.
Description






Set on an original four-acre site in Plano, the museum preserves the agrarian history of the Blackland Prairie. The grounds feature a restored 1891 Victorian home alongside an active habitat for chickens, ducks, pigs, sheep, turkeys, and a Mammoth Jack Donkey named Poncho. An archive of more than 10,000 objects and historical materials documents rural daily life across North Texas.
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