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15 buildings from the different architectural styles of east Texas are featured on this 37 acre complex. Original structures, from an 1830s log house, to an early 20th century church demonstrate the heritage of the area. Each building contains a collection of antiquities and artefacts. The complex can also serve as a site for weddings or gatherings.
Address: 6020-B North St. Nacogdoches TX USA 75961
 1 936 564-6631
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Modelled after the famous Eiffel Tower in the city's French namesake, this recreation stands 65 feet tall and is topped off in typical Texan style by a red cowboy hat. It stands as a landmark for the city in a spacious park on the outskirts of the city along Route 271.
Address: Jeferson Road and Collegiate Drive Paris TX USA
1 903 784-2501
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Learn about the history of East Texas and Nacogdoches at this museum, reconstructed from the stones of a Mexican fort from the 1790s. The museum focuses on the time period from the area's discovery by Spanish missionaries to the independence of the Texas Republic in the 1830s.
Address: Stephen F Austin Univ Nacogdoches TX USA
1 936 468-2408
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