White Settlement Museum

Very informative. I recommend you go

It's been a while since my visit, but today I have been reading thru my copy of "Echoes of Yesterday" (Betty McCrary Dickey) and W.S. Schools history came alive again for me. Great book! From first grade in 1954 thru 1966, White Settlement was pure joy for me. Great time to be a child in America. AWESOME time to grow up in Bomber Village aka White Settlement, Tx.
The museum curator is full of knowledge and her passion for W.S. history is palpable. I look forward to seeing it again.
MaryKay Pennington

Was a delightfully great experience. The lady who was in charge was very knowledgeable about all the artifacts. She
let us tour buildings outside and was so helpful with our questions. There were many things that showed what life was like as early settlers faced Indian tribes. Communication devices and WWI and WWII historical items, along with lots of aircraft and farming implements and older household things that people not born until the 2000's probably haven't seen before.
I would highly recommend this as a fun place to explore if you enjoy learning about the past.

My grandkids and I went here the lady that runs it is very knowledgeable. Not a large museum but a lot of interesting things to see. My grandkids and I are definitely returning. If you love history this is the place to go!!

Wonderfull surprise there is so much history packed in here. The attendant was very knowledgable about the area history.

Pretty neat place the lady was super nice told us about the place.

Miss Carol does an amazing job at keeping history alive. The museum is free and while it may not be large it makes up for it in the history you will see and learn about. I have been there on many occasions and still see something I missed in previous visits. Miss Carol often has living histories and historical musicians at the museum as well. This place is a treasure worth finding.