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Fort Inglish Museum, Homestead Winery, Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum, Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Arlington-DFW South, A.W. Perry Homestead Museum, National Scouting Museum, U.S. Veterans Museum, Addison Circle Park, Denison Convention & Visitors Bureau, Grapevine CVB, Allen Convention & Visitor's Bureau, Crow Collection of Asian Art, Traders Village RV Park, Allen Event Center, Trinity River Audubon Center, Travelers Aid Dallas/Fort Worth, Trail Dust Steak House, Belmont Hotel, Hilton Dallas Park Cities, Denton County Museums, Capehart Communications Collection, Hyatt Regency DFW, Frisco Athletic Center, Hampton Inn Las Colinas, Marriott Towneplace Suites/Bedford, The Texas Amphitheatre, Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge, Hilton Anatole, Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament, Radisson Hotel Fort Worth Fossil Creek, Madden Media, Dallas Arts District, Fair Park Dallas, Dallas World Aquarium, Holiday Inn Express, Artisan Center Theater, Plano African American Museum, Latino Cultural Center, Fort Worth Botanic Garden & Japanese Garden, Holiday Inn Express & Suites DFW Airport West - Hurst , Main Event Entertainment, Grand Prairie CVB, Dyno-Rock Indoor Climbing Gym, Xdrenalin Zone, Cookbook Collection at TWU, The Colony Five Star Complex, Grapevine Opry, Ennis Historic Shopping District, Plano, Historic Downtown Corsicana

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205 West Hunt Street
McKinney, Texas 75069
972-569-6909

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The Heard-Craig House
McKinney

The Heard-Craig House, built in 1900, is one of the most beautifully preserved historic homes in North Texas. The gracious hospitality of S. D. Heard and his wife, Lillie, made this residence a center of social, business, art and literary activities. The family’s heirlooms, art objects, personal memorabilia and furniture remain in the home today.

Thanks to the foresight of the Heard’s daughter, Kathryn (Katie), the Heard family home has been preserved so that future generations can “learn somewhat of the past.” It was Kathryn Heard Craig’s dream that her family home be used for the “education and enlightenment of the women of McKinney.” She believed that by providing a “club house” where the women’s clubs could meet that they would continue to flourish; and provide personal enrichment and education to their members.