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The city park and museum grounds are open to the public daily. The restored scale house serves as a hub for the complex. Visitors can walk the historic mill site, see the museum artifacts showing the ingenuity of the early Texans, read the historical interpretive panels throughout the campus, or use our audio cell phone tour that describes the early mill functions. While touring, visitors will learn of the complexities of the rural lifestyle and the mechanical developments associated with the turn of the century industrial revolution. The museum grounds are landscaped with walking paths, pocket butterfly gardens and native shrubs. The manicured grassy lawn is shaded by native pecan trees that enhance the natural beauty of the mill’s setting along the river. The river bank is home to a natural diverse population of wildlife. The park area is enhanced with picnic tables, ADA restroom facilities, and trash receptacles to be used by those who wish to bring their own picnic basket. Free WI-FI is available on site.
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