Nice little museum. Recommend to anybody with an interest in history. Surprisingly large amount of railroad history and exhibits in the museum if one finds that fascinating as well.

This place is neat. We went on a field trip with my sons class and, just as the tour guides promised, the kids got to see and learn about things they never knew existed!

We just moved from Louisiana to Little Elm 8 months ago and we went to learn about our new city and was super interesting.

Cool museum. Must visit. Great exhibition, activities and cinema.

Good place to know Frisco history.

Great museum. Talks and interactive lectures happen frequently.Hope to go again and see more of the museum.

I enjoyed the museum, we didnt explore the buildings outside, but it was peaceful and educational.

Very nice museum. Excellent displays, clearly labeled and easy to understand. Going back tomorrow for centers 3rd Sunday open house. If you go at other times, the out-buildings (houses, church, etc.) wont be open and likely hosting events. Lovely place to visit!

I am happy to know that our town has this charming museum. I appreciate the foresight of the originators in this endeavor. The museum is small but big on information and attractively laid out. We were met with active quilters, weavers and a printer inside, which were nice touches. Great especially for kids to see how things were done when. The outdoor part of the museum is interesting, too, but the individual buildings may not always be open to visitors. They are dependent upon volunteers, but we were able to enter most of the structures when we visited recently.

This is a very interesting history of the city of Frisco. I was surprised by the fact that it wasnt settled until the late 1800s. Another interesting fact was it the city is named after a railroad.. I found the museum very educational in the history of a railroad city that has turned in to a large metropolitan area.

This was a great afternoon adventure. Today they had an open house from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. so we tour at the museum, did a craft at the Depot, explored the old homes and checked out the train. We ran out of time to see the blacksmith and take the wagon ride but we still really enjoyed ourselves.

Coming here was a great experience. For both the adults and children in our group, there was fun and knowledge to be had. If you come with smartphone toting, attention deficit kids your gonna have an issue here. However, if you got a kid(s) that loves to explore and learn this place is for you. Trains are the main focus here. Although the history stems outwards from there, thats what youll see the most of. Pictures and some light machinery inside, while full size examples have their place out front and in the railyard out back. Our guide was polite and informative and the building was very clean and professional. Id recommend a trip here to anyone.

This is a very pretty venue with lots of photo opportunities. The facility coordinator, Brenda, is great to work with and made working there so easy! She is very accommodating and wants the best for the client! We loved working there and we hope we can go back!!!

Awesome Place to take your family to browse and see a little bit of History. It is kept spotless inside and out. Also, Babes Chicken one of the top Historical original fried Chicken spots is in the middle. A must go spot when visiting Frisco!!

Neat place, interesting, but not as complete as i hoped. They have a log cabin and two complete houses, but only display the outside of them. I would think they would allow tours of the inside too, maybe that will happen soon.

I found the museum very educational in the history of a railroad city that has turned in to a large metropolitan area.

Its a nice place for children to have fun. They have a mini house where the kids can play dress up. Also, its a nice place for anyone wanting to learn more about Frisco and its heritage.

So interesting Heritage Museum and a lot old things that you can see with his years and History , its free no cover!!

This is a easy afternoon check out with the family. Nothing to exciting, but I visited with my teenage daughter and we enjoyed the history of Frisco. I was a good hour or so of conversation which is always good. The fifth star is right next door at Babes Chicken - awesome place for some chicken and comfort sides .

Awesome experience for my whole family! Kids and adults enjoyed this event and plan to attend next year!

So beautiful

Fun place for an event. We saw a Christmas chamber music program and it was great. Very interesting historical artifacts as well.Check it out

Actually went and saw a wedding and a cute exhibit upstairs about vintage salt and pepper shaker sets! Love this place, always something new

We went to Babes chicken. Awesome as always!

Kind and professional staff/volunteers. A good place to take photos as thats what I see a lot of people do. Every 3rd Sunday is open house. The blacksmith shop also opens that day and is worked by volunteers from the North Texas Blacksmith Association. The museum is located near the Babes Chicken restaurant. The blacksmith shop is near the locomotives and railroad tracks.

We actually came to visit the train museum, but it was closed on this day. We made the best of it by visiting the Frisco Heritage Museum. It was small but interesting. Not $8-a-head interesting, but interesting. It covers the areas development from the early pioneers to the turn-of-the-century cotton farmers. I dont recall seeing any mention of slavery though, one way or the other. This is why I think they should call it a nostalgia museum rather than a history museum.

Great little museum! My sister and I were in Frisco for a conference decided to visit on the day they were having an open house for families. There was fun stuff for the adults, too! I really enjoyed touring the buildings on the property with guidance from the docents. I learned a lot about the town, and saw a lot of little kids having a blast as well.If you are interested in railroad history, thats another good reason to visit. There was some cool stuff about the Pullman company I didnt know, and my sis and I posed for a picture in front of the train!

Great place for local photoshoot.

Not open on Monday & Tuesday and the out buildings are only open on the third Sunday of the month. Nice museum.

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Coming here was a great experience. For both the adults and children in our group, there was fun and knowledge to be had. If you come with smartphone toting, attention deficit kids your gonna have an issue here. However, if you got a kid(s) that loves to explore and learn this place is for you. Trains are the main focus here. Although the history stems outwards from there, thats what youll see the most of. Pictures and some light machinery inside, while full size examples have their place out front and in the railyard out back. Our guide was polite and informative and the building was very clean and professional. Id recommend a trip here to anyone.

Adorable, insteresting, friendly. Nice Sunday afternoon

We enjoyed wandering through this self-guided museum. Lots of interesting facts and hands on displays.

Great museum for Frisco history and heritage

Nice place to learn about the history of Frisco. They have some original buildings from former prominent citizens. Only wish they had more on African Americans frim the era.

Great place to learn history about frisco

Fun and educational place for everybody, but the staff that our group had and encountered didnt have much patience with children.

Very informative exhibits and historical perspective for the fastest growing city in North Texas.

Just ok. Really small and not a lot to see.

I havent made it there during business hours, i look forward to going into the museum. The outdoor exhibits were excellent!

I love antiques and they were very helpful

It’s just nice for kids to learn something’s about Frisco history .

Interesting local history info. Staff is great.

Great place to visit locally. Kids enjoy it

Cool museum, great gift shop, & very cheap admission!

Lots of cool things to see. If you play #Pokemon, there are several #Pokestops and a #Pokegym too.

I love small local museums, and Frisco Heritage Museum is a good example of such. Its collection is not very big, but it tells you the story of the town and the area very well.

It has interesting facts and examples from the history of Frisco.

Wealth of information; well put together.

Clean and nice

Inexpensive tickets and a good history lesson.

Neat place to visit

Too small and too expensive. The manager named Toyia is very unfriendly.

The kids like it.

Some interesting exhibits, not very kid friendly.

Nice history of Frisco

Nice history about Frisco

Wonderful area full of Frisco history

Quaint little museum

Great fun for kids

Good place !