My first visit to Corsicana was recently, about a month ago, and I love this town! The downtown…read morearea has been beautifully restored, and it makes you feel like you are shopping in a turn of the century era, but with the modern conveniences of today! I liked it so much and want to get into it so bad that today a month or so later I am still trying to figure out a business I could open there! Lol Also; did you know that Corsicana was the birthplace of Wolf Brand Chili!? True fact, a young street vendor used to sell it here on the streets before it became the empire it is today...still based out of Corsicana!

Corsicana is a cute little Texas town. They have a adorable little historic down town area with…read moregreat shopping. You can find lots of antiques & good eats here. Stop by the visitors center, here in the old train station, to pick up local information about the area & check out the old train car. Very cool. And don't forget to stop by the bakery next door. So yummy. Recommend.

Make a stop in here while you're visiting the stockyards. They're very helpful and have some great…read moreinformation.

Very friendly staff, clean restrooms, and maps! Perfect place to stop for general info about the…read morestockyards before walking around the area. They have some shaded benches on the sidewalk in front that are a good viewing spot for the daily cattle drives at 11 and 4.

It's quiet in the early morning! Use the Merlin app to record and ID the different birds. I heard…read moreand saw 18 different kinds the first 5 minutes I was there!

Thank you for partnering with the FW Library and hosting Literacy Days in the summer months! My…read morechildren and I enjoy hiking and exploring this beautiful Texas Landmark. Today the bison were being transferred to another area as we arrived. I love how much care the animals receive by the staff. Not only the animals but the land as well. Amazing place to reconnect with nature :)

Made a brief visit to this place…read more The lady was very nice and helpful. It was on a weekday so parking from the garage was very close walk 3-hour parking limit which is ample to also walk the rest of the Legacy West area if needed. The last review mentioned Plano stealing Californians so I had to comment. Yes please remind them how hot it is in Plano so they'll stay where they are. Heck I'll even allow them to go to Oklahoma.

While in Plano had the opportunity to come to The Visitor Center. I had been eating at the Legacy…read moreHall down the street and it's just a short walk over to the visitor center. I'm glad I made the trek They have all kinds of information such as brochures and recreational activities. Hey wait a minute this is why you guys are stealing all of our people from California! If you're really nice you can get some free coffee or water. Well since it was about a million degrees today, I passed on the coffee and opted for the water. When you're there be sure to say hello to the really nice lady, Mary. She is running the operation here and really does a fantastic job. I really felt a warm welcome after talking to her. I hear that Stephanie is also doing a great job on social media. So even though I am mad at Plano for stealing millions of Californians away, I have to admit, this is a nice place to visit. Oh well. I guess I will have to keep on reminding Californians about how hot it gets in Texas.

Visit Corscicana! This visitor's center is at the main…read moreintersection at town. You can see it has an old train car that's being lovingly preserved and kept under a structure to keep it out of the elements. Corscicana is home to the famous brick company that makes all those bricks that line the streets around here. I love how they make the steel belts of my Goodyears sing. Corscicana is also known for its fruitcakes! Seriously! Check 'em out. If you stop by this visitor's center, you can learn a bit about the history of the town, they have maps of all the activities, and old pictures of what the place used to look like back in the day. There's lots of cool lil' shops to stop in around Corscicana, and events going on throughout the year. Be sure to inquire about what's going on here.

As a granddaughter of a retired railroad engineer, I was pulled to the Corsicana Visitor's Center…read moreto gain an up close view of their beautiful, historic Southern Traction Company train car #305. This has inspired me to be sure to stop into the Visitor's Center on a future visit to Corsicana to find out more of the history of this area!

From the moment you walk into this exceptional little Museum, you are greeted by a vast of…read moreknowledge from three incredibly dedicated and welcoming employees. They commence by escorting you and your children throughout their beautiful and wonderful exhibits. They are so kind and gentle with your children. These marecoulous women get your children engaged in the historical world of Roanoke, Texas. I felt like I traveled back in time. Best of all, our friends were allowed to participate and expand on their knowledge. All their questions were answered so patiently and the children were allowed to touch certain items and explore. The kindness of all these women blew my mind. They even hugged us without hesitation at the end of our unscheduled tour. Also, we are now in their Facebook page, so Yes, they made us famous. Please, please, go check out this time capsule. It a small Museum that packs a Huge Punch . Enjoy and don't forget to ask about their scavenger hunt!!! Thank you ladies, it was an experience we will never forget.

This visitor center and museum adds to the charm in Roanoake. I stopped by during my lunch break…read moreand spent time to view artifacts and learn the history of Roanoake. The lady at the front desk was welcoming and knowledgeable about the museum. I like the addition of interactive pieces in the museum which made the experience better. They have a souvenir stand at the back and a guessing game. If you win the guessing game you get to choose between two shirts. I got the Roanoake tape measure and a free shirt from the guessing game. All in all it was a lunch break well spent and the ladies working there were lovely. I recommend stopping by if you are in the area.

The Moore Ventura Bed and Breakfast is a fantastic place for a weekend getaway. The owners have…read moredone a tremendous job renovating the house as well as adding their own touch! Breakfast is a two-course homemade meal and is well worth it! Ennis itself does not have all that much to do (apart from the Bluebonnet festival in April). If you are around Dallas, I recommend spending the day up there and the evening at Moore Ventura. My fiancée and myself stayed in the Laura Camille room, which has its own attached reading room and private bathroom.

Had an amazing experience here at Moore-Ventura. The hosts were very gracious and the house has an…read moreamazing history. Sam and Joanne will tour you through the home and give you the history of the home along with the origin of the antiques all around their home. Breakfast was great and an added treat of sitting with the hosts and hearing about their past and stories. Be sure and ask Sam to see his personal train sets and miniature elaborate town the trains go through in their 3rd floor attic. One of the neatest surprises of the whole trip! Make sure and ask them about the Italian place they recommended for dinner. One of the best chicken alfredo I've ever had (yes in Ennis, TX). Will be back and highly recommended!