Settlement to City Museums

206 W. Hudgins St. 
+1.817.410.3526
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Hours of operation:

Friday, Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 
Closed: Monday - Thursday

About:

Settlement to City Museums are a collection of 19th century structures representing Grapevines unique history. Experience skills and trades of early Grapevine through the printing press at the Keeling House, Donald School House and the Cotton Ginners Museum.

The Donald Schoolhouse

A 1900 school building, the Donald Schoolhouse offers a lesson on education as it developed on the Grape Vine Prairie – beginning in a log cabin and growing into today’s modern school district. Originally a Home Economics and Agriculture building for the Donald School was situated on Denton Creek.  It teaches us about education on the Grape Vine Prairie.​

The Keeling House Museum 

This 1888 historic home chronicles how Grapevine developed from a pioneer settlement into a world-class city and visitor destination. Inside the museum you will see nostalgic items from Grapevine's police and fire departments, plus more sentimental artifacts from the city of Grapevine. There is also a collection of Mayor William D. Tate’s personal items. Inside The Keeling House Museum, guests will discover a working 1881 Chandler and Price Press (the Grapevine LetterPress Lab).

The Grapevine Cotton Ginner's Museum

This museum chronicles the era when cotton was king and three gins in town prepared Grapevine’s crop to touch the world. This museum features hands-on activities including the route for Texas Prairie cotton. This wonderful museum can be reserved for private functions and conferences.

For more information or to schedule a tour, please click on the links below or call +1.817.410.3185.