This stucco-covered 1920’s era bungalow of solid brick construction was built by Mr. and Mrs. Cumby Cartwright from the brick taken from the chimneys of [...]

The Griffith-West home is located on a site of historical importance in the history of Terrell – the corner of Johnson and First Street, where [...]

This Tudor Revival House was built in 1928. The home was designed by Dallas architectural firm, Fooshee and Cheek. It was the home of city [...]

This Victorian house was built in 1887 for J.O. Terrell. Mr. Terrell was a newspaper editor, poet, orator, lawyer, judge, State Senator, candidate for Governor [...]

The Approaching Herd is a reproduction of a 1902 painting of a herd of Texas Longhorn cattle by renowned Western artist and Terrell resident Frank [...]

Terrell was a great circus town, and the railroads made it easy for the circus to come to town. At times, the population of the [...]

This mural was painted by Sunny Delipsey and was sponsored by The Terrell Heritage Society and a generous donor.

This mural was painted on the side of the Terrell Volunteer Fire Department at the southwest corner of South Frances and the Railroad tracks. The [...]

This mural is dedicated to the No. 1 British Flying Training School (BFTS) located here in Terrell. The flight training school was established in 1941 [...]

The Sears house was built in 1910 from a kit purchased through the Sears, Roebuck & Co. catalog. Josephus Autrey built the house for his [...]