The Hopkins County Museum is housed in the architecturally distinct George H. Wilson house. Built in 1910, the house features many unique design elements including double-bricked walls, carved columns, and an unusual Regency-style spherical ceiling rising from four spindled arches.

Collections on display include Civil War memorabilia, Caddo Indian relics, miniatures, women's period apparel, a doll collection, and more.

Heritage Park features 11 acres of historical buildings from Hopkins County which have been relocated to the park for restoration and preservation.

Experience the flavor of small town Texas around the turn of the century as you tour a working blacksmith shop, the first brick home in the county, a country store and post office, a grist mill, log houses, farm homes, a chapel, and much more.

Adults and children 12 years and older            $ 2.00

Children under 12 years old                                 $ 1.00

Museum Hours:
10:00 am - 2:00 pm,
Tuesday through Saturday
Closed Sundays & Mondays
Closed Major Holidays

Park Hours:
Open same hours as Museum, but buildings will be open only during annual events and for groups by appointment. Guided tours are also available by special arrangements.