Sitting on 225 acres (9 hectares) of prairie and Oak savannah, Winedale Historic Complex is a wonderful attraction consisting of multiple wood-framed structures from the 19th century. Open for visitors to tour, where one can expect to see period furnishings and antique décor. The complex has various facilities and programs for visitors to take part in and understand Texas bygone era. Many events are held on the historic ground. Check the website for more details.
Tucked away in the quite countryside town of Burton, Texas Cotton Gin Museum takes you through the history of the region's cotton industry. Through a collection of tools, implements, machinery and photographs, visitors are handed a thorough description of the history and evolution of the cotton industry and its relevance and impact on the city. The museum also offers its visitors, the opportunity to pick cotton, and learn about the age old procedures of seed-separation.
Sitting on 225 acres (9 hectares) of prairie and Oak savannah, Winedale Historic Complex is a wonderful attraction consisting of multiple wood-framed structures from the 19th century. Open for visitors to tour, where one can expect to see period furnishings and antique décor. The complex has various facilities and programs for visitors to take part in and understand Texas bygone era. Many events are held on the historic ground. Check the website for more details.
35 miles (56 kilometers) east of Austin lies the Sherwood Forest Fairgrounds, home to the Sherwood Forest Faire and other medieval-esque events, including jousting and weddings. See the website for the events calendar and plan your trip to the dark ages accordingly.
Tucked away in the quite countryside town of Burton, Texas Cotton Gin Museum takes you through the history of the region's cotton industry. Through a collection of tools, implements, machinery and photographs, visitors are handed a thorough description of the history and evolution of the cotton industry and its relevance and impact on the city. The museum also offers its visitors, the opportunity to pick cotton, and learn about the age old procedures of seed-separation.