Attractions
Lancaster: Where Well-being, Warmth, and Local Wonders Await!
Lancaster is steeped in a rich tapestry of history, tracing its roots back to the 1800s. Preserving its quaint historic charm while gracefully accommodating dramatic growth and development, Lancaster has become a haven for both locals and visitors alike. Nestled in the heart of North Texas, the city's attractions are undiscovered treasures, revealing the captivating stories of the past while offering a glimpse into the promising future of this vibrant community.
Visitor's Center & State Auxiliary Museum
A recommended first stop when visiting Lancaster is the Visitor's Center at 103 N Dallas Avenue, and the State Auxiliary Museum located right next door at 101 N Dallas Avenue. Originally built in 1911, and formally known as the Interurban Building, it served as the home to the Texas Interurban Railway. This facility has welcomed visitors and businesses to Lancaster for over one hundred years! The Interurban Building was home to the Texas Interurban Railway that ran from Waxahachie through Red Oak, Lancaster, and Dallas to Sherman-Denison until the 1950s.
Lancaster's Historic Town Square
Looking for a new favorite lunch spot or that perfect gift for that someone special? Lancaster's Historic Town Square is truly the heart of the City. With its historic charm, this is great location to shop, eat, and play. Town Square serves as the location for annual special events.