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A Guide to Waco's Historic District
Waco is one of the most historic locales in Texas. Even if you've been here all your life, there's more to discover. And if you're new, there's plenty to see and do! Our real estate agents know Waco bursts with history: The past comes alive here, especially in the Downtown Cultural District!
Let's take a look at some of the Downtown Cultural District's highlights:
- Art Center of Waco – 701 South 8th Street, Waco, TX 76706
Art Center of Waco is one of the reasons why the Texas Commission on the Arts unanimously named Waco a State of Texas Cultural District. This is a place where anyone can make, view, and learn about visual art. At the Art Center, local artists' works are given beautiful gallery space, and children can discover a love for art with the summer camp offerings. - Barnett's Public House – 420 Franklin Avenue, Waco, TX 76701
Barnett's Public House is a shining example of a modern business that carries forward the iconic Texas pub tradition. Not only that, but it is recognized as the most extensive whiskey bar in the Lone Star State. It also offers a delectable menu for lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch, complete with local music and outdoor seating. - Central Goods – 1701 Franklin Avenue, Waco, TX 76701
Central Goods is a terrific place to go to find a piece of Texas history to claim as your own. It is a local antique dealer that specializes in items from around Texas, although you can also snap up rare finds from all around the world. Residents praise its eclectic mix of items, which also includes handmade gifts and art. - Coming Home to Waco – 600 Franklin Avenue Suite A, Waco, TX 76701
Coming Home to Waco is a housewares store that will put a smile on your face with its unique and truly Waco-inspired décor. Whether you're looking for something special for spring and summer, truck culture decorations, magnets, puzzles, candles, and other scented items, or just something that celebrates Texas, it's all here. - Doris Miller Memorial – 300 Martin Luther King Boulevard, Waco, TX 76704
Doris Miller Memorial is a monument and museum operated by Cultural Arts of Waco. It memorializes the life and service of Doris Miller, a World War II hero born in Waco. Miller, a Navy mess attendant, bravely manned a deck gun to fire back at attacking airplanes during the bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. - Food Trucks at Magnolia Silos – 601 Webster Avenue, Waco, TX 76706
The Food Trucks at Magnolia Silos offer a glimpse into the unique food culture of Waco, which blends Tex-Mex with influences from all around the world. You can get a true taste of Waco here, with regular entrants that run the gamut from pizza and hot dogs to sandwiches, mac n cheese, seafood, classic Italian, and even fair food. - Indian Spring Park – 101 North University Parks Drive, Waco, TX 76701
Indian Spring Park is a tranquil oasis on the Brazos River not far from the Waco Convention Center. It's a terrific place to see the historic Waco Suspension Bridge and also includes a number of historic statues looking back at key figures and moments in the history of Waco. The bronze "Branding the Brazos" sculptures are a highlight. - Dr. Pepper Museum – 300 South 5th Street, Waco, TX 76701
The Dr. Pepper Museum is the perfect place to learn about one of Waco's most successful and beloved exports. You'll discover the history of the delicious beverage in its original home.
After learning all about Waco's history, are you ready to make it your home?
Contact us to find out more or get started with Waco real estate.