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ATTRACTIONS
NATIONAL
SCOUTING MUSEUM, IRVING
Latino
Cultural Center
2600 Live Oak, Dallas
214-670-3320
Promotes Latino and Hispanic arts culture.
Layland
Museum of History
201 N Caddo, Cleburne
817-645-0940
Housed in a
1904 Carnegie Library in historic downtown Cleburne.
Mansfield
Historical Society
102 North Main St., Mansfield
817-473-4250
Founded
in 1970 to collect and preserve Mansfield’s history.
Mary
Kay Museum
16251 Dallas Pkwy., Addison
972-687-5720
History lesson
and recognition of famous businesswoman, Mary Kay Ash.
Meadows
Museum of Art at SMU
6101 Bishop at Binkley, Dallas
214-768-2516
Features
Spanish art, sculpture and traveling exhibits.
Midland
Rail Car
Ben Gill Park (intersection of Hwy 80 & 9th Street), Terrell
972-524-6082
Private
dining car used by Col. E.H.R. Green.
Modern Art
Museum of Fort Worth
3200 Darnell St. at University Dr., Fort Worth
817-738-9215
or 866-824-5566
The Modern focuses on post World War II international modern
and contemporary art, including paintings, sculpture, works on paper and international
contemporary photography.
themodern.org
210 South Dixon, Gainesville
940-668-8900
Cooke County Museum. Exhibits and tours.
Museum of Nature
& Science
3535 Grand Avenue and 1318 S. 2nd Avenue in Fair Park, Dallas
214-428-5555
A
wonderful place for the child in all of us to explore the inspiring and engaging
world of nature and science. Exciting exhibits, IMAX theatre and Planetarium shows.
O’Connor Road, just north of Highway 114, Irving,
972-869-9047
Created by Robert Glen, the Mustangs are the largest equestrian sculpture in the world.
Nocona Athletic Goods
105 Clay Street, Nocona
940-825-3326
Free
tour of the Nokona baseball glove factory.
Nasher
Sculpture Center
2001 Flora St., Dallas
214-242-5100 or 214-242-5160
Features in its award-winnning garden and galleries one of the finest collections
of modern and contemporary sculpture in the world, including a comprehensive collection
of masterpieces.
nashersculpturecenter.org
National
Multicultural Western Heritage Museum
3400 Mount Vernon Ave., Fort Worth
817-534-8801
Acknowledges
the contributions of Americans of all ethnicities in settling the frontier.
National Scouting Museum
1329 W. Walnut Hill Ln., Irving
800-303-3047
or 972-580-2100
Offcial museum of the Boy Scouts of America. Family fun with
indoor campsites, interactive exhibits, Norman Rockwell Art Gallery, Scouting
artifacts and more! Free admission Sundays and Mondays! See coupon page 99.
nationalscoutingmuseum.org
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