Heritage Crossing consists of the Landmark Museum in Garland's 1901 Santa Fe Depot, a 1910 Pullman Coach Car & the 19th Century Tinsley-Lyles House.
Heritage Crossing is four quadrants of land at the intersection of Sixth and Walnut Streets in Downtown Garland. Currently, one quadrant is fully developed, consisting of the Landmark Museum located in Garland's 1901 Santa Fe Depot, a refurbished 1910 Pullman Coach Car and the 19th Century Tinsley-Lyles House. The remaining three quadrants are in development stages and will contain walking paths with markers describing Garland’s history. Heritage Crossing is a significant representation of the importance of history and heritage to the City of Garland. We will use this page to keep the public updated on upcoming events and exhibits as well as ask for the public's help identifying museum artifacts and pictures.
Our page was created to help keep you up to date on the latest and greatest happenings at Heritage Crossing. We welcome your comments, questions, or concerns, but please remember that this is a moderated online discussion site and not a public forum.
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