Whether you’re searching to enjoy North Texas’ storied past first-hand, or to take a loosening up stroll into an easy time, travel the Heritage Farmstead Museum.   The first steps in your excursion to the past take you inside the majestic Farrell-Wilson House, a two-story Victorian-period home worked by Hunter Farrell for his significant other Mary Alice and his girl Ammie in 1891. Enter through the front entryway and you're welcomed by the terrific wooden staircase, one of numerous complex features found all through this exquisite, yet reasonable, home. Each room appears as it did at the turn of the twentieth century, with period-style furniture and furnishings all through. Visit the parlor and kitchen downstairs, and afterward ascend to the second floor for a gander at how bedrooms were finished around there. While the Farrell-Wilson House has a lot to see, it's just one of numerous attractions at the Heritage Farmstead Museum. Visit the Blacksmith Shed to see how rustic farmers dealt with their own metal and machine work, and look at the vintage Ford Model T stored inside of the Carriage Garage, which was the vehicle carport of the time.