The Ace of Clubs House is a historic house museum in Texarkana, Texas. The house is distinctively shaped like a club, from a deck of playing cards, with three octagon-shaped wings and a fourth rectangular wing adjoining at a central octagon-shaped stair hall.
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The docent was amazing!! I’ve been to every historical home from the castles of Europe to the Biltmore. I did my homework on this place. From the dates of the first of door knobs and the internal latching system 1878, but made it very clear the ones in her beloved Ace were 1885 or later. This young lady made the tour comfortable for my mother. She carried a chair from room to room for us. She made the house come alive!! The Draughon Room… the gas light flicker. This young lady gave us chills. I recommend this house hands down. She was a pleasure, a real sweetheart. Getting a group together...
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They're actually into helping the community. They help the Boy Scouts earn their Indian lore patch today! The Texarkana Museums System has an extensive Caddo Indian Collection. They taught the scouts about the Caddo Indians – the Native American Culture from our area. They let the scouts learn about the history, dwellings and traditions. They let them make a model of one of the beehive huts. They helped them learn Native American games and stories so they could share them with their troops. This way they could earn the Indian Lore...
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Beautiful wedding venue. The backyard is large enough for the ceremony and the reception, the trees come down low enough that you can decorate them with lights and create a very pretty backdrops. The billing itself is very photogenic for pictures and has a very nice walkway for the bridal party to come down on. The parking is good for a smaller scale wedding. They have bathrooms and an indoor space for catering to keep the food. Overall, I would definitely recommend the museum as an event venue. It has a lot of potential for...
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