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Looking for Collin County WWII Soldier’s stories for our fall exhibit. Please get in touch with us at info@collincountyhistoricalsociety.org
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Closing up the old post office in 1957.
Our old post office building, now our museum, shows her original paint colors
New book by Randolph W. Farmer available in our shop
Quilt Exhibit each Thur, Fri, Sat. until March 23
Second generation Holocaust survivor presented her story 02.09.13
Join us March 16th at 11AM & 2PM
Looking for Collin County WWII Soldier’s stories for our fall exhibit. Please get in touch with us at info@collincountyhistoricalsociety.org
Don’t miss old fashioned bed turning Sat.@ 11 & 2. Quilt Historian Carolyn Miller to discuss provenance & design of quilts from 1850 – 1920
Our historic quilt exhibit closes Sat.03.23. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see fab. pieces of folk art from N.TEX.
Ever been to an old fashioned bed turning? Fascinating and we are hosting 2 on 03.16/ 11AM & 2PM/ historian, Carolyn Miller & her quilts
Did grandma make this quilt or did it come from….China? Bring your family quilt to “Pieces of the Past’ exhibit Mar 2/ 11-4 and find out.

300 E. Virginia St. McKinney, TX 75069
We are located in downtown McKinney one block off the square at Chestnut St. and Virginia St.
We are open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10AM – 3PM for research needs. Please send us an email at info@collincountyhistoricalsociety.org or info@thenthc.org to let us know when you wish to visit.
We are open to the public during exhibitions and events. Please see our calendar for details.
Dear friends of the museum, A sincere thank you goes out to all of you who visited and volunteered to Read more →
Visit us on Saturday, March 16th, and enjoy our exhibit and experience an old fashioned bed turning. We have two Read more →
Quilting did not start in Colonial America as some may believe. As a point of fact, the British Museum’s Egyptian Read more →
Our “Pieces of the Past” Quilt Exhibition was greatly enhanced by the hard work of two wonderful quilt historians. Carolyn Read more →
Hello North Texans, It is almost time for Quilt ID Day! Bring your family quilt and join us Saturday, March Read more →