The old rail depot from Pecos, built in 1892 and moved to Odessa in 1950. The depot is part of the Barn Door Steakhouse.
A renovated 1951 classic movie theater that shows classic movies and showcases live music. In downtown Odessa.
There is a permanent collection and rotating exhibits.
World's Largest Jackrabbit
The largest jackrabbit in the world, a 10-foot-tall statue that is the unofficial mascot of the region.
This museum suffered from its move from downtown. There is a permanent exhibit of memorabilia from each presidency, however it is not nearly as vast as it was. There has also been the addition of George W. Bush's childhood home onto the grounds.
This football stadium, owned by the school district that serves Odessa and surrounding Ector County, has hosted the city's (and district's) two main high schools, Odessa High and Permian High, since it opened in 1982, and became UT Permian Basin's home field in 2015. As Permian's home field, it's basically the wellspring for the Friday Night Lights franchise; the original book was about Permian's 1988 season, and much of the game action in the 2004 film (a fairly close adaptation) was shot at the stadium.
A full-size replica of the original neolithic Stonehenge site.