This is a must do activity if you are looking for something different. Good energy in the tour guide today. Good information and Q&A during our tour. Good activity for young children to enjoy a bit of look into the past of our local history.

If you are interested in local history or even like me are new to the area and want to learn more this is the place to go! The museum is chock-full of local history and Tom was a wealth of knowledge. I only wish we...More

We stopped here as we had been wanting to come for a long while and we were not disappointed There were several exhibits regarding both early Texas and early McKinney history. The 20 minute documentary entitled "Once A Nation" was very well done.

the guide this past saturday was excellent, very knowledgeable about not only the exhibit but other factoids and fun stuff about mckinney plus the exhibit is Collin McKinney's 250 birthday so tied in with the area, town and texas history. lovely building, well kept in...More

Brings tears to your eyes as you wander through this particular exhibit, realizing what our men and women experienced during this war. The replica of the Hanoe Hilton is amazing and gave me true perspective on it. A number of other items that are extremely...More

Local gentlemen who were Vietnam vets have put together an amazingly extensive exhibit. Lots of personal "memorabilia" -- weapons, photos, uniforms, etc. Plus they have included a simulated "Hanoi Hilton" so that visitors can understand what it was like to be caged as the POWs...More

Great place to learn about Collin County History. Photos, books and a very knowledgeable and enthusiastic caretaker make this experience memorable.

super quilt show and local historical color. So sorry it's closed. Would love to go back again. I love to see quilt patterns & learn their history.

This unassuming little museum has a treasure trove of little stories that won't be apparent until you talk to the people inside. When you come in, look to your right and you will seee the Keppler Mural. Be sure to ask about it as it...More