600 I-30 East Greenville, TX 75401

Audie Murphy Museum

Nestled among ten acres of land in the heart of Hunt County, Texas, the Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum has explored the rich and fascinating history of this region for over 20 years. Join us on a journey of discovery that will take you through the heyday of the cotton fields in the 1800’s to the battlefields of the 20th Century.

Come See Us

We provide guided tours or you can choose to view the museum on a self-guided tour. Guided tours are available for groups of 10 or more by advance appointment. We have both a military exhibit and a cotton exhibit. All ages are welcome.

HOURS

Tuesday – Saturday
10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Admissions

Adults – $8
Kids 6-18 – $3

Directions

600 I-30, Greenville, Texas
40 Minutes East of Dallas

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About Us

The mission of the Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum is to educate the public and to preserve the history of Hunt County, Texas. Of particular emphasis is the impact of the cotton industry and the historical significance of our military heroes, especially Audie Murphy.

Military Exhibits

The Military Hall of Heroes, covers approximately 3,700 sq. ft. Walk through a WWI trench and meander through the armory of antique guns on display. Stroll among the extensive exhibits on WWII and learn about the regional and national heroes that came from our very own Texas county like Audie Murphy, Claire Chennault and others.

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Cotton Exhibits

Discover the days of a bygone era when cotton was a part of everyday life in Hunt County. Greenville was home to the world’s largest inland cotton compress, which set a world record both in 1911 and 1912. Imagine in just one 10 hour work day being able to compress 2,073 bales of cotton! The engine of the compress is on display at the Museum.

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