A. W. Perry Homestead Museum

A W Perry Homestead Museum

"...the most hospitable and friendly people to be found anywhere." That was true in 1924 when Carrollton was connected with downtown Dallas via the Texas Interurban Railway, and it is equally true today.

A. W. PERRY HOMESTEAD MUSEUM - Built in 1909 from material salvaged from the first Perry home built in 1857, the home stayed in the family until donated to the community in 1975; restored as a bicentennial project. Furnishings and tools from the turn-of-the-century homestead afford visitors a nostalgic look at a nearly forgotten lifestyle. Open Tues and Thurs from 1 to 4 p.m.; Sun. from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Located at 1509 Perry Road, just north of Belt Line road east of I-35.

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