A W Perry Homestead Museum — Attraction in Carrollton

I absolutely adored coming here for "An Old Fashioned Christmas " . My 10 year old daughter was so happy being here as I gave her my phone to take all of the pictures. The tour guide also showed her an old camera from the late 1800's and explained how it worked ! It was the PERFECT holiday evening and I absolutely would recommend coming here to visit anytime of the year ( we absolutely are !) Thank you for a wonderful Old Fashioned Christmas! ❤️

• Update ** JUST returned home - our second year in a row going to this absolutely stunning museum, I am so grateful it is offered to the public . Walking through this beautiful Victorian Era Home was nothing less than breathtaking , as I did not want to leave .. I kept walking around the gorgeous home , taking in the setting of an old fashioned Christmas, An old telephone , A cast iron stove . I just love it so much the history is so amazing and I...

Very well maintained property which is similar to Nash Farms in Grapevine, or perhaps 'Farmers Branch Historical Park,' which is the only other property other than perhaps, 'Dallas Heritage Village at Old City Park' which mostly consists of properties that have been moved from their original "footprint." Their is only a 3 hour window to visit the property, from Tuesday-Thursday and Saturday 11AM-3PM, if you plain to see the interior, though since I stopped by (after remembering to check it out on Google Maps,) I just managed to pass by without realizing it, as I don't tend to venture out much. It's probably a good stopping ground for anyone intending to see Old Carrollton, as it's nearby, and is reminiscent of that...

Called to make reservations for holiday activity and mentioned that my son was autistic. The gentleman on the other end of the phone asked where on the spectrum my son was and if any accommodations could be made to make our visit more comfortable. While none were needed, this thoughtfulness caught me off guard. As this is unusual when visiting museums. Very refreshing, the level of hospitality was...