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Whole family can enjoy a tour of our historic buildings, including John Faires’ House - a pre-Civil War house with an open kitchen fireplace
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Scotttop reviewer
39 ratings21 reviews
Nice little historical settlement near downtown McKinney.
Adela
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Right in our backyard and never took the time to visit. The private tour is fun and informative.
Barbtop reviewer
38 ratings30 reviews
was very informative and fun. They know there stuff. They were also on time and offered other things to do in McKinney.
Kimberleytop reviewer
14 ratings7 reviews
We really enjoyed the tour. It was informative and entertaining. We could have risen around on the tour for hours. Even our 10yr old was totally engaged.
debbietop reviewer helpful reviewer
259 ratings164 reviews
What a delight! The homes were beautiful, most looked like they had been professionally decorated to look like a magazine We were treated to wonderful, hot from the oven homemade apple pie Downtown was also a lot of fun with good food People were friendly and I hope to return soon!
Terri
2 ratings2 reviews
We look forward to attending the Holiday Tour of Homes each year There are about six additional homes on the tour and decorated for Christmas Most of the homes are located in the Historic district
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- Village Tour for Four
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About Chestnut Square Historic Village
McKinney, Texas’s Chestnut Square Historic Village recreates life from 1850-1930 on a campus that features six historic houses, a one-room schoolhouse, a chapel, and a general store. The surrounding buildings also include a blacksmith shop and a smoke house, filled with period artifacts from days gone by.
For a more in-depth look at the square, follow a guide on a daytime tour, which delves into the buildings’ pasts. Patrons can get a taste of the past at the Historic McKinney weekly farmers market, which showcases fresh vegetables and wares from local sellers.