Discover a world of diminutive wonders at the Texas Miniature Museum, featuring an extensive collection of dollhouses and intricate room boxes housed in a historic 1920s bank building.
Located across the street from the Historic Rocksprings Hotel, the Texas Miniature Museum occupies a 1920s former First National Bank building. Proprietor Debra Wolcott has curated a collection of more than 150 dollhouses and room boxes, ranging from a 1900 Mediterranean Villa to a 1960s-era Barbie house. The exhibits include metal houses crafted by Louis, Marx and Co., as well as two-dimensional creations by renowned instructor Brooke Tucker. Visitors can view meticulously designed miniature rooms and furnishings that span over a century of craftsmanship.
The museum is located across the street from the Historic Rocksprings Hotel in the 1920s First National Bank building.
The museum features over 150 dollhouses and room boxes, including a 1900 Mediterranean Villa and a 1960s-era Barbie house.
The museum is open by appointment. You can contact the proprietor, Debra Wolcott, to schedule a visit.