Old Red Museum of Dallas County History & Culture Review

The Red House Museum was historically the government's office, previously known as the "Red House Court", and was later opened as a historical museum in Dallas, which is commonly known as the "Red House Museum".

A long-standing old building in Dallas, this museum is also quite large, the old red museum is also quite a must, the area here is also one of the good places to visit for free.

We wandered around the first floor at will to know if it was all exhibits. Then...we went to the second floor again! ! ! ! Oh! There is so much to not see there! ! ! There are many readings in the hall, and several audio playback facilities. You can take the time to listen. There is also a theater inside, if you are not playing when you enter it will be activated as soon as you enter. We are very happy to see "this old friend". We first saw the Doak Walker’s Heisman Trophy when it was played at his wife’s ski shop in Stimpot Springs, where they lived for years.

From a distance you would think this old red museum (Old Red Museum) is a red castle, very beautiful, with a kind of classical beauty, once the courthouse in Dallas, now a history museum, free to visit.

A red castle, formerly the sixth courthouse in Dallas, is now a museum of history. It was built in 1892 and named "old red" by its shape, as its advertising slogan reads: "rediscover Dallas" and "a smear of red on the cover of Dallas". Exhibits including Red Neon Fly also document the historical changes in Dallas.