Your Search Results Search the directory Near Search Advanced Filters CategoryCategoryArts and CultureCasual, Drive Through and Fast FoodEntertainmentEvent & Wedding VenuesHillsboro Hotels and LodgingHistoric PlacesMuseumsNightlife and BarsPoint of InterestRecreation & ParksSeated RestaurantsShopping Search {“hide_search_input”:false,”hide_near_input”:true,”show”:””,”filters_pos”:””,”input_size”:””,”bar_flex_wrap”:””,”bar_flex_wrap_md”:””,”bar_flex_wrap_lg”:””,”input_border”:””,”input_border_opacity”:””,”input_rounded_size”:””,”btn_bg”:””,”btn_rounded_size”:””,”btn_rounded_size_md”:””,”btn_rounded_size_lg”:””,”bg”:””,”mt”:””,”mr”:””,”mb”:”3″,”ml”:””,”pt”:””,”pr”:””,”pb”:””,”pl”:””,”border”:””,”rounded”:””,”rounded_size”:””,”rounded_size_md”:””,”rounded_size_lg”:””,”shadow”:””,”css_class”:””} Random Sort Options RandomCityBusiness Name Default View: Grid 1 View: Grid 2 View: Grid 3 View: Grid 5 View: List Previous Next Hill County Courthouse The Hill County Courthouse is a three-story limestone structure of Second Empire style, but it also incorporates Classical Revival and Address: 1 N Waco St Hillsboro Phone: (254) 582-4020 Website Previous Next Grimes House – Country Club Road and Corporation Drive More photos and information on this home will updated in April 2023. Address: 171 Old Brandon Rd Hillsboro Website Previous Next G. D Tarlton House – 211 North Pleasant This Queen Anne Victorian House, built in 1895 has the honor of being one of the most photographed homes in Address: 211 N Pleasant St Hillsboro Website Previous Next Historic City Hall – 127 East Franklin Historic City Hall in Hillsboro, Texas This location on 127/129 Franklin in Hillsboro once housed our Police and Fire Station. Address: 127 E Franklin St Hillsboro Phone: 254-582-3271 Website Previous Next Hill County Cell Block Museum The Museum is reopening on June 14th 2025 after renovations and structural repairs. The Hill County “Cell Block” Museum, Address: 120 N Waco St Hillsboro Phone: 254-707-2334 Website Previous Next Central Christian Church – 212 North Pleasant Street Central Christian Church, an historic church in Hillsboro Texas. The plaque reads: The earliest worship service for local Disciples was Address: 212 N Pleasant St Hillsboro Website Previous Next Old City Cemetery The Old City Cemetery at the corner of North Waco Street and North Chenault Street was established in 1885 and Address: North Waco Street & Hillsboro Website Previous Next Hillsboro City Library Since 1971, the Hillsboro City Library has occupied the historic 1915 James Knox Taylor-designed U.S. Post Office. The building boasts Address: 118 S Waco St Hillsboro Phone: 254-582-7385 Website Previous Next The Lumpkin-Crow Home -418 East Franklin The Lumpkin House was built in 1883 for R. S. Lumpkin (1837-1921) and his wife Mary (Kelly). The house style Address: 418 E Franklin St Hillsboro Website Previous Next Craftsman Bungalow – 304 Corsicana Street Hillsboro For Over a Century the Craftsman Bungalow Has Graced 304 Corsicana Street. And what story does 304 Corsicana have to Address: 304 Corsicana St Hillsboro Website FEATURED Previous Next MKT Railroad Depot & Visitor Center The MKT, commonly called “the Katy” railroad, laid track from Ft. Worth to Hillsboro Tx in 1881. They continued south, Address: 115 N Covington St Hillsboro Phone: 254-582-2481 Website Previous Next The Old Rock Saloon – 58 West Elm Street The Old Rock Saloon is the oldest commercial structure still standing in Hillsboro, and listed on the National Register of Address: 58 W Elm St Hillsboro Website Previous Next Texas Heritage Museum Texas history comes alive at Texas Heritage Museum. We are an active and successful role in the educational and service Address: 112 Lamar Dr Hillsboro Phone: 254-659-7750 Website Previous Next Abbott House – 130 Corsicana Street In 1986, the Abbott House was designated a Texas Historic Landmark . Joseph (Jo) Abbott and his wife Rowena Sturgis Abbott purchased Address: 130 Corsicana St Hillsboro Website Previous Next Bond’s Alley A Dallas Newspaper gave the following description of the Alley… “Old-Timers of Hillsboro who have nothing to do usually did most Address: 1 Bonds Alley Hillsboro
