A Walk Through the Village
A few scenes from the grounds — come see the rest in person.
Beyond the barn stands a village of restored Texas buildings — walk past the church, the schoolhouse, the cabin, and the filling station and step straight into the past.
The Heritage Village gathers a handful of restored buildings from the region's past onto one working farm — the kind of places where Texas families worshipped, learned, lived, and gathered. It's a favorite stop on school field trips and group tours, and a one-of-a-kind backdrop for the events we host.
Plan a VisitSeven restored landmarks, each with its own story.
A restored 19th-century country church — Zion Lutheran — still used today for ceremonies and gatherings.
The kind of one-room school where generations of Texas children learned their lessons.
An early settler's log cabin, built the way Texas homesteads first went up on the land.
An old-time general store stocked the way a Texas farming community once shopped.
The little office where local law and order was kept in the early days.
A throwback roadside filling station from the early days of the Texas highway.
A restored Texas Ranger station — one of the Village's biggest draws for visitors and history lovers.
A few scenes from the grounds — come see the rest in person.
The Heritage Village is part of every field trip and group tour, and a stop you won't forget. Plan a visit and walk straight into Texas history.