Millard's Crossing Historic Village, Historic village museum in Nacogdoches, Texas.
This village spreads across several acres and brings together restored buildings from the 19th century, including Victorian homes and log cabins. Each structure is furnished as it would have been in its original era, offering a look at how people lived in East Texas.
The project started in 1966 when a restoration effort began with a single Victorian house. Over time, more 19th-century structures were relocated to the site and restored, creating the village as it stands today.
The buildings display original furnishings and everyday objects that show how 19th-century residents of East Texas actually lived and worked. Walking through them reveals personal details about family life, cooking, farming, and the rhythms of rural communities.
The best way to explore is by taking a guided tour or walking at your own pace with a map of the grounds. Plan to spend a few hours here to see the buildings and get a real sense of how the village is laid out.
The site sits next to an active railroad line and includes a restored red caboose you can explore. The name comes from the Millard family who once owned land here that the railroad ran through.
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