Eisenhower Birthplace State Historic Site
Under $25Texas Historical Commission site preserving the 1870s house where President Dwight D. Eisenhower was born.

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A Denison, Texas museum about how railroads shaped the town and North Texas.
Denison, TX
This museum in downtown Denison focuses on the railroad's role in shaping the town and the wider North Texas region, past and present. It collects, preserves, studies, and interprets objects, documents, and visual materials. Its main subject is the Missouri Kansas Texas (Katy) Railroad and its part in founding and growing Denison. Visitors can learn about the first train to enter Texas from the north, the communication methods railroads used, steam and diesel technology, and the golden age of passenger trains. The site also lists events, activities, membership, and volunteer options.
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