Visit the Irving Heritage House on Sunday, October 4 between 3pm-5pm. Built in 1912, this Texas State Historical Landmark is one of the oldest homes in Irving. Located at 303 South O’Connor, it is open on the first Sunday of the months March – December from 3pm-5pm. Free docent led tours will be provided at 3pm and 4pm on Sunday, October 4.
Several bridal gowns continue to be on special display, dating from the 1880s to a mid-century informal gown from the 1950s. One of the oldest gowns features a bustle. The 1903 bridal ensemble of Agnes Sueppel Schulze, wife of one of Irving’s co-founders J.O. Schulze, includes her beautiful formal gown, coat, and shoes from Marshall Fields of Chicago.
Many beautiful antiques are throughout the Heritage House. Some of the furnishings include an 1840 clock, an organ (ca.1880), a square piano (ca.1860), Limoges, Sevres, and Bavarian porcelains, and many more items from the past. For more information call 972-252-3838. Group tours may also be arranged at alternate times.
Many beautiful antiques are throughout the Heritage House. Some of the furnishings include an 1840 clock, an organ (ca.1880), a square piano (ca.1860), Limoges, Sevres, and Bavarian porcelains, and many more items from the past. For more information call 972-252-3838. Group tours may also be arranged at alternate times.
