At Dallas Heritage Village at Old City Park, visitors step back in time more than 100 years and immerse themselves in the buildings and lifestyles of those who populated the land from 1840 to 1910. These historic structures have been slowly relocated over the last century to represent north-central Texas's storied past in one location: Dallas Heritage Village, the town’s first city park. Spanning 20 acres, the village is populated by 38 historic structures including a railroad complex, farmstead, church, and pioneer and Victorian homes, where guides (often donning period clothing) await to educate guests on period customs and early Dallas history.