Historical Exhibits

Don't let the presence of the Children's Museum fool you -- the new museum opening this weekend in Fort Worth houses several exhibits that anyone with the capacity for curiosity can appreciate.

Year after year, stores come and go, but Carrollton has been able to maintain “the square” with small shops that cater to various ages groups.

Since its dedication by First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt in 1939, the Little Chapel-in-the-Woods has been a place of tranquility and beauty on TWU’s Denton campus.

Including a Led Zeppelin eight track signed by the three surviving members of Led Zeppelin.

The "Last Manuscript" will be part of Heritage's Signature Historical Manuscripts Auction on October 16 and 17.

Dolores Huerta Elementary School will host a Hispanic Heritage Museum at the school, open Sept. 28 through Oct. 16.

"The Gates" is an all-metal sculpture that includes actual steel beams from the World Trade Center.

In honor of the first day of school, we bring you an all-ages education session. The photo gallery and video take you on a trip through a rare Texana collection -- including a letter signed by Sam Houston!

Gullah is a West African culture that survived the hardships of slavery and has remained almost unscathed since the 1600s.

A major emphasis within the discussion will be an examination of his letters and of the style, themes, and philosophical assumptions underlying in the Autobiography.

And don't ask them for any $$$ details, because their lips are zipped on that topic.

The Vietnam Memorial Wall Replica will be at DeSoto’s Grimes Park Apr 16-19 and admission is free.

Arlington wants to put it in the new stadium, Dallas wants to put it next to the convention center hotel.

Visitors can explore the aircraft inside and out, and also take a flight in either the B-17, B-24, or P-51 planes.

The exhibition offers a little history, art history, and a look into high society and even fashion during the Renaissance.

The series will start on Feb. 12 with its 10th Annual African-American Read-In.

The contributors of the book Dallas Landmarks will also be on hand to talk about and sign their book.

King Tut, how romantical. In fact, he only had one wife which is quite unusual for the pharaohs. Although he did die at the tender age of 19, which may be why he only had the one wife but that's beside the point.

Some of the exhibit space at the Heard has been around as long as the dinosaurs. (The animatronic ones, that is.) So a remodel was certainly in order.