In Corsicana:
3D Communications Museum
Catch a glimpse of the past in this extensive collection of Western
Electric products. Electrical inventions throughout history including
communications equipment, vacuum cleaners, sewing machines, dishwashers
and more.
Bancroft Pecan House
The Green Tree Pecans Co. owned by Dennis and Kim Bancroft is located
in Powell, TX. We would like to invite you to come and visit us at the
Bancroft Pecan House. It’s a unique shopping experience.
College Park Mall
This indoor mall features specialty shops, restaurants, services, and
special events.
Collin Street Bakery
Home of the Original Deluxe Fruitcake, the
bakery is open seven days a
week serving pastries, cakes, cookies, pies, and, of course, fruitcakes.
For more information call 1-800-248-3366.
Cook Arts, Science and Technology Center
Located adjacent to Navarro
College campus, The Cook Center
is a multi-faceted facility featuring the largest planetarium dome in
Texas (60 feet), with a seating capacity of 200 people and a spacious
exhibit area.
Dee's Place
Founded in 1905 as Hashop’s, this nostalgic diner is one of the
oldest continually operated soda fountains in Texas. Locals gather daily
for the friendly atmosphere and tasty treats.
Downtown Antiques
Corsicana’s historic
Downtown District is also well known to antique lovers as a center
for many antique shops and stores. Browse the brick-lined streets for
treasures from days gone by.
Factory Stores of America
With quality merchandise for all family members at discount prices,
the Factory Outlet Mall features Van Heusen Clothing, Banister Shoes,
Vanity Fair Clothing, and Easy Spirit Outlet.
Historic Homes
Corsicana has many beautiful homes, many of them dating back over 100
years. Governors Drive, Mills Place, the Carriage District, and many
more beautiful areas of the city are home to some of the most beautiful
architecture in Texas.
Lefty Frizell Museum
True monument to the famed country singer of the 1950’s hits “If
you’ve Got the Money, Honey, I’ve Got the Time” and “Always Late.” See
the life-size bronze statue of Lefty and a collection of his furniture,
music, photographs and western suits from the famous Nudies Western
Tailor.
Navarro Mills Lake
Operated by the Corps of Engineers, Navarro Mills Lake features
campsites, public beaches, facilities and boat ramps for fishing and
skiing. For campsite reservation information call 1-800-284-2267.
Navarro Pecan Co.
On East Hwy. 31, a factory outlet store is open seven days a week
offering pecans, candies and more for home and gift giving. For more
information call (903) 872-5641.
Navarro Youth Exposition Center
Recently renovated with two conference rooms featuring capacities of
300+ and 100+, covered indoor and outdoor arenas. Located on Highway 22
with adequate parking. For more information call 903-872-7600 or visit
their web site.
Pearce Civil War Documents Collection
Examine Extraordinary
documents from great names like Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant
and Robert E. Lee, as well as diaries and letters home from lesser-known
soldiers. The collection showcases letters and documents from both sides
to give an exceptionally balanced reconstruction of the Civil War.
Reading Arrowhead Room
An astounding 48,000 mounted artifacts known as one of the finest
collections of Native American artifacts in Texas and the Southwest. The
collection’s oldest pieces date back to 8000 B.C.
Russell Stover Candies
Shop the wide selection from the largest and finest hand-dipped
chocolate producer in the world. Enjoy delectable samples while watching
entertaining candy-making demonstrations.
Vist their website.
Senior Activity Center
Located at 919 West Park, the Center is in full swing! Open Mon –
Thurs. 10-4 p.m. We are quilting, watching movies, playing bridge,
dominoes, having speakers on numerous subjects, experiencing our trolley
bus trips around town, enjoying free coffee and lots of fellowship. This
project is under the Parks Department, Sharla Nelson as Director and
Virginia King as Activity Director.
Temple Beth-El
The temple’s unique “onion dome” architecture is a Corsicana
landmark. This facility, currently managed by the City of Corsicana,
plays host to a variety of events throughout the year. It was the
location of the first synagogue in Navarro County. For more information
call (903) 654-4846.
The Palace Theater
The Palace Theater
opened with great fanfare in 1921. The first film shown was Cecil B.
DeMille’s “Something to think about” starring Gloria Swanson, plus a Max
Sennett comedy Salome vs. Shenandoah. For more information call the
Palace Theater at (903) 874-7792.
Trimmings, Inc.
Browse the selection of wonderful candles, potpourri and gift items
for the home at amazing discounts.
Visit their website.
Warehouse Living Arts Center
The Warehouse Living Arts
Center located at 119 West 6th Avenue serves as the cultural center
of the community.
